How Carleton researchers are discovering Canadian identity through city sounds
Launching this week, "Sounds Like Canada" offers an audio tour of downtown Ottawa for users to identity Canadian identity through sounds.
Critic’s Corner: ‘Call Me By Your Name’ is not a tragic love story, but...
'Call Me By Your Name' should serve as a cautionary tale, not a tragic love story, Syd Robbescheuten writes for LGBTQ+ History Month.
How short crime dramedy ‘Lady & Coffee’ is thinking outside the box
'Lady & Coffee,' directed by Carleton student Delroy Goveas, expands his filmmaking skillsets and offers community for creatives involved.
Critics Corner: Taylor Swift’s ‘Actually Romantic’ is actually unnecessary
Featured on Taylor Swift's 12th studio album, The Life of a Showgirl, "Actually Romantic" is a spiteful response that misses the mark, Lisha Lao writes.
‘There are spaces for you’: Queer open mic night offers creative outlet and belonging...
As part of Carleton University's Pride Week, the Carleton Poetic Society hosted a queer open mic night for a creative and safe outlet.
