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Carleton men’s basketball drops to second in nation for first time in nearly 4...

For the first time in nearly four years, the Carleton Ravens men’s basketball fell to No. 2 in the national U Sports rankings.

Carleton talent bands together in the local music scene

Bringing their high energy and musical riffs, Carleton student bands Noise Hotel and Monostrat are heading to the Rainbow Bistro stage Jan. 20. They...

Men’s basketball nearly collapses against Ontario Tech, Guelph

On the brink of defeat, the Carleton Ravens men's basketball team dig out wins against the Ontario Tech Ridgebacks and the Guelph Gryphons.
The book Magodiz sits in the foreground with snowy trees in the background.

Review: ‘Màgòdiz’ offers a vision of reclaiming Indigenous identity and fighting suppression

Màgòdiz, written by Carleton alumnus Gabe Calderón, is an intelligent novel that is straight to the point—it aims to teach readers about different elements...
Historical depiction of the Red River Jig

Canadian researchers dig for the deeper meaning of a traditional Métis dance

University of Lethbridge and Memorial University of Newfoundland researchers have partnered to create the Red River Jig (RRJ) Network, which investigates the historical and...