CUSA presidential candidates discuss clubs, transparency at Muslim Students’ Association town hall
The Carleton University Muslim Students’ Association hosted a town hall with the Carleton University Students’ Association (CUSA) presidential candidates on Jan. 27 to discuss...
Q&A: Environmental racism researcher discusses impacts on Black and Indigenous communities
A new seminar hosted by the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Medicine seeks to teach students, faculty members and staff about the legacy of...
Editorial: When it comes to accessibility, Carleton should put its money where its mouth...
Carleton University prides itself on being one of the most inclusive schools in Canada. It boasts the Paul Menton Centre for students with disabilities,...
Carleton’s ‘watching territory’ exhibit encourages exploration of colonialism and surveillance
A new exhibit is providing a space for the Carleton University community to come together and learn about settler colonialism in a way that...
![Adrian Gor sits in his studio, where he makes oil painting prints and pastel drawings, on Jan. 18, 2025. His latest exhibit ‘Retold Prototypes Without A Story’ challenges ideals of masculinity through art. [Photo by Thuy Anh Nguyen/The Charlatan]](https://charlatan.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/AdrianGor-218x150.jpg "Adrian Gor’s latest exhibit challenges masculine ideals through pastels and prints")
Adrian Gor’s latest exhibit challenges masculine ideals through pastels and prints
Adrian Gor's latest exhibit, Retold Prototypes Without a Story, explores masculinity through pastel drawings and prints of historical and contemporary figures. The project will be...
