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Visual Arts Carleton launches second year of art market — with a few changes

Visual Arts Carleton launched the second year of their art market with some adjustments, offering vending space for the university's artists.
A woman leans over a table to talk to two younger people who are sitting with paper, scissors, thread and other tools in front of them on the table.

In photos: Watoji workshop brings Japanese artistry to Carleton

Carleton Sakura Society members are learning the traditional art of Japanese stab book binding this November in two Friday Book Arts Lab workshops. Sydney Town,...
A laptop screen is open. On the screen, it says "Carleton University" and "Multifaith Calendar" and some days of the week are written on the screen. Behind the laptop, through a window, people walk by buildings with lamp posts next to them.

‘To feel heard, to feel seen’: New multifaith calendar fosters awareness, inclusivity on campus

The Carleton University community can now access the Multifaith Calendar, an electronic calendar highlighting faith observances from different religions, spiritualities and cultures. The Department of...
Natural history professor Michael Runtz stands among bird specimens.

Michael Runtz, the man obsessed with nature

Michael Runtz entered his 11:30 a.m. Natural History class at Carleton University with a pinecone and a blow torch. As Runtz, knows, pitch pinecones...
Ottawa Charge players huddle around each other as they celebrate a goal.

Analysis: Are the Ottawa Charge contenders this season?

Defying all the odds stacked against them, the Ottawa Charge became the first Canadian team to compete for the Professional Women’s Hockey League’s (PWHL)...