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Silhouette of Oil pump on background of flag of Iran against the sunset or sunrise

5 min read

The West Has Long Characterized Iran’s Oil as a Prize To Be Claimed

Researcher conducting eye tracking study on bilingualism and neurodiversity to understand communication and cognitive processing.

3 min read

Beyond Words: Exploring the Benefits of Bilingualism for Neurodiverse People

Algebra mathematic formula written on chalkboard.

5 min read

Increasing Math Scores: Why Ontario Needs Early Numeracy Screening

Red carpet with golden barriers leading to red silk curtains.

5 min read

With KPop Demon Hunters, Korean Women Hold the Sword, the Microphone — and Possibly an Oscar

A young couple embracing.

5 min read

Investigating Cold Cases: University Students Work to Solve Decades-Old Disappearance

A map of Uganda.

6 min read

Uganda’s Autocratic Political System Is Failing Its People – and Threatens the Region

Vibrant public spaces at Vanier Hub in Ottawa, showing the completed outdoor structure and community gathering area designed through inclusive architecture.

5 min read

Creating Vibrant Public Space: How Architecture Builds Community

Person sitting by a window looking out at a snowy winter scene, reflecting the quiet isolation often associated with Blue Monday.

4 min read

Blue Monday Is a Myth but Winter Blues Are Real — How To Cope in the Cold Months

A family gathering for a turkey dinner during the holidays.

5 min read

How To Protect Your Well-Being, Survive the Stress of the Holiday Season and Still Keep Your Cheer

An aerial view of the Carleton University campus.

6 min read

Carleton University’s Top 10 Stories of 2025

A man holding a basketballs stands on a basketball court.

5 min read

Hoop Dreams: Carleton Grad Making the World a Better Place Through Basketball

A conservation specialist wearing a hard hat photographs ancient wall paintings inside a historic building to document restoration details.

4 min read

Carleton’s First UNESCO Chair Puts People and Communities at the Centre of Heritage Conservation

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