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The Stars of Brain Chemistry: Carleton Researcher Believes Astrocytes Hold a Key to Neuropsychiatric Health

Carleton’s Abilities Living Laboratory Advancing Accessibility and Innovation

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Black on the Ballot: New Research Sheds Light on the Experiences of Black Canadians in Politics

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Black Canadians in Politics: Carleton Research Project Explores Ways to Enhance Inclusion

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Supporting Social Work in Somalia: Newcomers to Ottawa Give Back Through Carleton

A fist in the air.

While Hollywood Ignored Stories of Black Resistance, Cuban Filmmakers Celebrated Black Power

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Carleton University’s Top 10 Stories of 2024

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Carleton Research Seeks to Determine if Gut Microbes Could Break Down Forever Chemicals

Reimagining Long-Term Care in Canada

A red-eared slider turtle lies on a rock in a pond in Ontario, Canada

Race Against Time: Protecting Ontario’s Endangered Turtles

A scientist converts brewing wastewater into biogas.

Brewing Renewables: Grad Student Converts Beermaking Wastewater Into Biogas

A woman in a blue hat and brown overalls, holds a small turtle in a marsh

Carleton Students Gain Hands-On Experience through Black and Indigenous Internships

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