Q&A: Namitha Rathinappillai promotes acceptance and intersectionality through poetry
Namitha Rathinappillai, a Carleton criminology alumna, recently published her poem “Obesity Paradox” in the Toronto-based artistic journal, Excessive Bodies.
Excessive Bodies is a new multidisciplinary...
Upcoming nuptials of Black History Month and Valentine’s Day
In a bid to “marry” Valentine’s day and Black History Month, Ottawa events curation group Pieces of Us is showcasing The Colour of Love...
‘We’re celebrating something that we haven’t created space for’: Brock McGillis’ cross-country tour shifts...
When an attendee at Brock McGillis’s inclusivity presentation at Carleton University posed a pointed and transphobic question, which quickly led to two and then...
Black PWHL players paving the path for hockey’s inclusive future
When the puck dropped on PWHL Ottawa’s inaugural season at TD Place Arena Jan. 2, there was so much more at stake than the...
‘It’s not a month, it’s a movement’: Carleton community reflects on Black History Month
Carleton University students are kicking off February with conversations around Black joy, resilience and aspirations for Black history to transcend an annual observance.
Carleton clubs...
