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A woman pours an ingredient into a large bowl while cooking, an example of Canadian culinary history.

A Recipe for Research: Carleton Student Creates Canadian Culinary History Cooking Show

Preparing corn meal sourdough pancakes in the Fitzpatrick Kitchen (c. 1840) at Lang Pioneer Village Museum, preserving Canadian culinary history.

A Recipe for Research: Carleton Student Creates Canadian Culinary History Cooking Show

Combatting Eco-Anxiety: Interactive Video Game Helps Youth Cope with Climate Change Fear

Combatting Eco-Anxiety: Interactive Video Game Helps Youth Cope with Climate Change Fear

Race and Representation in the Arts Course Covers New Ground

A scientist at work in a lab.

Carleton University Continues to Challenge What’s Possible

Two medallists hold out their medals for a photo.

Fall Convocation: Carleton Honours Academic Excellence with University Medals

Fulbright Scholar Michele Lewis Bridging Gaps in 2SLGBTQ+ Black Psychology Research

Graduates Reflect on their Carleton Journey Before Crossing the Stage

Two people taking in the Norval Morrisseau Exhibit at the Carleton University Art Gallery

Norval Morrisseau Exhibit Brings Healing Art to Carleton

A woman poses for a photo next to what appears to be historic books

Notes from the Margins: Literature Professor Unearths Untold Histories by Studying Women’s Writing

Carleton’s First-ever Korean Language Instructor Uses Pop Culture to Help Combat Anti-Asian racism

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