Commentary: Harry Potter orchestra a magical experience
The witches and wizards from Hogwarts weren’t the most magical part of the Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone in Concert—it was the music....
Visual art, big speakers mark second Survivors Speak
“If my body is a temple, then you must be an atheist.”
Spoken word poet and Carleton University second-year criminology student Namitha Rathinappillai’s words echoed...
Surfing and writing with author Rick Taylor
At 66, Richard Taylor said he doesn’t feel writer’s block anymore.
The age-old affliction has vanished, the Carleton writing teacher and author said. Taylor...
Three generations of Indigenous art and activism
The life of one Carleton professor’s mother is featured in one of the Carleton University Art Gallery’s (CUAG) three new winter exhibits, all of...
Review: SnB’s Almost, Maine is almost perfect
On Jan. 18, the Sock n’ Buskin Theatre Company premiered their production of Almost, Maine at the Glebe-St. James United Church. Originally written by...
