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Members of BTS at the 61st Grammy Awards in Los Angeles. (Shutterstock)

In music and film, a new Korean wave is challenging Asian stereotypes

Zoe Landry and Prof. Danielle Fraser

Carleton Undergrad’s Research Discovers Ancient Gray Wolves Adapted to Survive

Carleton Student Doris Mah Leads National Push Against Anti-Asian Racism

Carleton Student Doris Mah Leads National Push Against Anti-Asian Racism

Pride Flag (Shutterstock)

Pride Month and queer students: Why creatively drawing on virtual community during COVID-19 matters

Konval Matin and Brittany Forsyth

Carleton Alumni Launch Angel Investment Group to Fund Women, Non-Binary Founders

Prof. Armond Towns

When Digital Media and Racism Intersect, the Medium Is Still the Message

Offensive Assistant – Receivers Coach Nadia Doucoure

Carleton University Ravens Add First Female Football Coach to Roster

Aerial view of the quad on the Carleton University campus

Six Carleton Students Win EDI Research Awards

A hand holding a mobile phone which is browsing Instagram. (Solen Feyissa/Unsplash)

Beyond a technical bug: Biased algorithms and moderation are censoring activists on social media

A woman reacts as a health worker tries to take her swab sample to test for COVID-19 in Jammu, India. (AP Photo/Channi Anand)

Indian variant and travel bans: COVID-19 warnings should be rooted in science, not anti-South Asian racism

Improving Eldercare: Carleton Alumni André Picard's New Book Offers Prescription for Change

Improving Eldercare: Carleton Alumnus André Picard’s New Book Offers Prescription for Change

Prof. Steven Cooke

Carleton University’s Steven Cooke Becomes Fellow of Famed Explorers Club

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