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A path to equity: What’s next for Carleton’s journalism program

Features Devon Tredinnick -
Nana aba Duncan, an associate professor at Carleton University, recalls when she learned she would soon be teaching at Carleton University’s School of Journalism.  “A...
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‘Exposed’: The undue challenges student mothers face on campus

Features Dominique Gené -
In 2015, nearly four months after giving birth to her son, Christiane Lafleche enrolled at Carleton University to complete her master’s in social work.  With...
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Diluting the daily digital: Why readers are turning towards print after two years of...

Features Emily Udle -
As many students continue virtual classes amid the pandemic, Katie Berger, manager of Haven Books, said making ebooks available to students was essential.  The local...
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Behind the costume: A deep dive into Ottawa’s annual furry convention

Features Zenith Wolfe -
The Delta Hotels Ottawa City Centre was the venue for a small convention held from Nov. 12 to 14. About 500 attendees drove in...
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Dog days: How pets are transitioning in a post-Zoom life

Features Annie Tuba -
The COVID-19 pandemic has been a lonely time, which some people have coped with by welcoming a pet into their family. Pets have offered...
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