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Against black walls, comic book art of hip hop music legends literally comes off the pages as pages "fly" (are held up)

Hip-hop comes to life through Ottawa comic exhibit 

Growing up in Benin, West Africa, Andy Akangah’s first exposure to comic books came from Belgian strips he read as a child. Inspired by...
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CUSA council takeaways: Survey on anti-Arab racism, statement on 1,000 days of Ukraine war

The Carleton University Students’ Association (CUSA) council endorsed a statement on the war in Ukraine and voted to hold a survey about anti-Arab and...
Jodan Drosier (second from right) answers a question about his life experiences as a transgender man surrounded by fellow panelists at the West Side Pride film screening at the Kanata United Church on Nov. 23, 2024.

West Side Pride film screening uplifts transgender voices, challenges misconceptions 

Three days after the Transgender Day of Remembrance, West Side Pride platformed and honoured creative voices in the transgender community with a documentary screening...

How do economic policies shape voter decisions?

Amid high costs of living and increasing financial instability, rhetorical slogans such as “axe the tax” are emerging as politicians strive to lessen voters’...
A woman wearing ripped jeans and a black tshirt sits outside an old comic shop, Happy Harbor Comics, in Edmonton on Free Comic Book Day in 2018.

Q&A: Amie Wright brings librarian and historian background to new comics director role 

Amie Wright, a history instructor and public history PhD candidate at Carleton University, was recently named the new executive director of the Toronto Comic...