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The sound of empowerment: GSRC hosts first gender-affirming voice workshop

Culture & Community Zayn Daureeawoo -
Carleton’s Gender and Sexuality Resource Centre held its inaugural workshop on Tuesday to teach students how to manipulate their voices to better express themselves. The...
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‘Soon, they’re going to start listening’: Carleton Transit Riders make first appearance at City...

Culture & Community Zayn Daureeawoo -
Carleton Transit Riders voiced student transit concerns to city council’s transit committee for the first time Monday morning, marking a milestone in the club’s...
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‘Nothing short of immoral’: Carleton invests in companies tied to U.S. immigration authorities, CUSA...

Culture & Community Marissa Meilleur, Maia Tustonic and Michael McBean -
The Carleton University Students’ Association (CUSA) council is calling on the university to stop investing in companies tied to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement...
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Budget 2025: Youth Climate Corps investment a ‘bright spot’ amidst ‘disappointing’ cuts, critics say

Culture & Community Lisha Lao -
Prime Minister Mark Carney's first federal budget, passed last Monday, included a $40-million investment in the creation of a Youth Climate Corps, a federally...
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In photos: Watoji workshop brings Japanese artistry to Carleton

Culture & Community Jaidyn Gonsalves -
Carleton Sakura Society members are learning the traditional art of Japanese stab book binding this November in two Friday Book Arts Lab workshops. Sydney Town,...
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