Ottawa’s largest Brazilian festival showcases cultural traditions and community spirit
Though the sun was hidden behind thick clouds June 6, the ByWard Market was still lit up by the third annual Saravah Brazilian Festival.
With...
‘There’s never really going to be another Eduardo’: How a late political science student’s...
TRIGGER WARNING: Death, suicide.
Long before Diego Eduardo Rondón-Capurro became a political science student at Carleton University, he was a Peru-born kid growing up in the...
‘One of the best around’ or unreliable? How Carleton’s volunteer notetaker service works to...
In George Andreopolous’s first week at Carleton University, he wanted to match the accommodations he received from his Individualized Education Program in high school.
He...
Q&A: Meet Carleton’s new group raising awareness on political injustice in the Philippines
Startled by a lack of awareness around political injustice and corruption in the Philippines, Carleton student Asal Durrani decided to found the university’s Committee...
‘This is Heavy’ sessions alleviate political anxiety on campus
In a quiet room tucked in the Nideyinàn building, there is a wall of bookshelves organized by categories like “Canada/USA” and “Activism,” and another...
