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Two light blue guitar picks against a black table background. The left pick shows a sketch of Taylor’s face, while the right pick shows his nickname, “Riles,” on a taco with his date of birth and death.

Remembering Riley: Community fundraiser concert keeps Ottawa musician’s legacy alive

Featured Madeleine Woodburn -
Some people believe death comes in threes: the moment you take your last breath, when you’re buried and when somebody speaks your name for...
On a white display table, a purple watercolour of an architecture building is displayed with a sign that reads "Watercolour prints."

Visual Arts Carleton’s first-ever market aims to grow student arts community

Featured Mya Pasparakis -
Watercolour paintings, intricate prints and stickers decorated the fourth floor of Carleton University’s Nideyinàn building as Visual Arts Carleton held its inaugural Student Art...

Students cite accessibility concerns after MacOdrum Library door incident

Featured Grace Huntley -
After sustaining an injury on the Carleton University campus on Oct. 20, Jay Baldwin, a fourth-year women and gender studies student, is raising concerns...

Carleton students vote in favour of athletics centre expansion

Featured Douaa Qadadia -
Carleton students voted in favour of a $39 athletics fee increase for a fitness centre renovation in the referendum held on Nov. 12 and...
Behind a chalk board with the words "Threads of Resilience" a woman stands. On a projector above her head shows tatreez as resilience and an example of what the embroidery looks like.

Tatreez combines Palestinian history, artistry and resistance

Featured Rafia Saleh -
Tatreez, the intricate, vibrant embroidery of Palestine, is more than just a decorative craft — for members of the community, it's an art form...
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