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Queer Halloween event leads to discussion on haunting lack of Ottawa sapphic spaces

Featured Kyla Silva -
For some members of Ottawa’s sapphic and lesbian community, the only haunting element at the end of this Halloween season is the ghost town...

Opinion: Carleton’s financial priorities are appalling

Featured Daniel Fraser -
Carleton University is facing a severe financial crisis, with a reported $50.1 million deficit for the 2023-24 fiscal year. This concerning figure has led...

Opinion: Social work must practice what it teaches and rethink its approach to student...

Featured Fallon Ripley and Rhianyth Warwick -
Prior to an amendment to the Canada Labour Code in 2015, it was legal in Canada for businesses to hire interns without any obligation...
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...
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