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January 9, 2020

Message from the President

Message from the President

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Photo for the news post: Building Blocks
January 9, 2020

Building Blocks

Building Blocks

Making our homes and workplaces more energy efficient is a crucial front in the fight against climate change. Roughly one-third of the world’s energy is consumed by buildings, and in Canada, where residential and commercial... More
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January 9, 2020

Amplifying Untold Stories

Amplifying Untold Stories

Shelby Lisk, a reporter based at Carleton through a new partnership with TVO to create an Indigenous Hub on campus, started her job three weeks before last fall’s federal election. Naturally, her first story for... More
Photo for the news post: Location, Location, Location
January 9, 2020

Location, Location, Location

Location, Location, Location

Mohamed Atia commutes to work and runs errands in a Toyota Yaris, but when he duct tapes a set of sensors to the vehicle, attaches an antenna to the roof and connects the equipment to... More
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January 9, 2020

Canine Connections

Canine Connections

A dozen years ago, when Allie Davidson was an undergraduate psychology student, she would have loved Carleton’s Therapy Dogs program. Davidson, who now works in the university’s Educational Development Centre, enrolled at Carleton through the... More
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January 9, 2020

Pipe Dreams

Pipe Dreams

Praised by Mozart as “the king of the instruments,” the pipe organ reigns over church sanctuaries and has become a stalwart symbol of ecclesiastical tradition. But at the Carleton Dominion Chalmers Centre (CDCC), the university’s... More
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January 9, 2020

Lost and Found

Lost and Found

It was an unusually warm fall day in September 2015 when I travelled to Ottawa from Thunder Bay for the first time since the Idle No More protests. Over the ensuing few days, I helped... More
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January 9, 2020

Book Excerpts

Book Excerpts

Mind The Gap Nobel Prize Winner Gerhard Herzberg, Carleton’s Former Chancellor, on Scientific vs. Humanistic Thinking Most scientists have found in their non-scientist friends a lack of understanding of even the most elementary concepts of... More