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A woman holding a child.

6 min read

Mothering While Black: To Protect Our Children, We Draw on Traditions of Refusal

A man and a cat.

5 min read

The Historian and the House Cats

Golden balloons float above the audience at a Carleton University convocation ceremony, Spring 2025.

9 min read

Spring Convocation 2026: Inspiring Graduating Students Share Their Stories

Flags of Canada and the USA, with the Blue Water Bridges international in the background.

5 min read

Why Mark Carney Is Pushing ‘Fortress North America’ Amid Deep Canadian Distrust of the U.S.

Robotic hand playing piano keys to illustrate AI music creation and its influence on narratives like Alberta separatism.

6 min read

How AI-Generated Music Anthems Are Supporting Alberta Separatism

Water bubbles illustrating how words that look like their meaning reflect their shape, similar to the word bubble.

5 min read

Slanguage: When Words Look Like Their Meaning, We Process Them Faster, New Research Reveals

6 min read

New Ontario Water and Sanitation Law Could Pave the Way for the Financialization of Public Water

An empty classroom inside a school.

5 min read

Will Attendance-Based Grading Improve School Absenteeism

A man in a book store holds up a book for the camera.

5 min read

Carleton Alum Writes Beautiful Books About Our Shared World

A book club group sits in a circle.

5 min read

Is Reading Your Favourite Hobby? A New Era of Book Clubs Is Reshaping How We Read

A stack of books inside a library.

6 min read

How ‘Books for Development’ Campaigns Reveal an Unjust Global Order

A woman wearing a yellow dress jacket poses for a photo while leaning against a railing.

5 min read

Art in Practice: Carleton Grad Grows Career to National Gallery Leadership

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