Mike’s Place used to be Carleton’s heartbeat. Now, its legacy lingers in low chatters
It’s hidden in a quiet corner of Carleton University’s student epicenter, but Mike’s Place isn’t exactly the university's best kept secret.
Tucked at the back...
Educated in the age of AI, the Class of 2026 prepares to graduate
In less than three months, Carleton University’s graduating class of 2026 will walk across a stage pitched in the university’s Fieldhouse, shake hands with...
“No be me kill Jesus”: How I learned to cope as a Nigerian abroad
Flowing south from downtown Ottawa, the suburban community of Barrhaven is an attractive one — especially to families.
My first encounter with the area was,...
Carleton students are turning away from their American graduate studies dreams
As a dual citizen living in Canada, Owen Feather once dreamed of returning to the United States to study medicine at Johns Hopkins University....
‘Hook, line and sinkers’: The chilling era of modern human trafficking
Fourteen-year-old Cassandra Harvey seemed like a "typical teen" in foster care: skipping school, staying out late and occasionally acting out.
Like many youths in foster...
