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Instagram page documents Carleton campus life in the 1960s

Arts Sophie Shields -
From photos of students studying in the quad to attending class in Southam Hall, Carleton student Niġel Klemenčič-Puglisevich is giving Throwback Thursday a whole...

Mayfair Theatre, Ottawa’s remaining independent theatre, persists despite pandemic restrictions

Arts Jodie Applewaithe -
The owner of the Mayfair Theatre, the last independent theatre in Ottawa, says they need significant public support to continue if the Mayfair is...

Free professional portraits offered to queer and BIPOC individuals

Arts Pippa Norman -
Free portrait sessions for trans, gender diverse, queer or BIPOC individuals are being offered at the Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre as an extension of the...

Chamberfest continues amid pandemic restrictions

Arts Isabel Harder -
The Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre (CDCC) hosted its third Ottawa Chamberfest concert of the year virtually on March 22, despite challenges related to scheduling and...

Review: Sock ’n’ Buskin’s ‘Concord Floral’ is an honest portrayal of teenage life

Arts Sophie Panton -
Concord Floral, a play written by Jordan Tannahill, represents the teenage condition and the ability we all possess to look the other way in...
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