‘Keep the fire burning’: How holograms and AI are helping strengthen this First Nation’s...
Teresa Samson, the First Nation of Na-Cho Nyäk Dun’s heritage manager, remembers hearing “a huge gasp,” during her presentation at a February land claims...
Editorial: Carleton’s global strategy is starting to deliver
When a university’s strategic integrated plan claims it wants to “serve the world,” there is always the risk the phrase turns hollow – a...
Opinion: Carleton’s investments in companies violating human rights clash with its own ethical guidelines.
Post-secondary education in Ontario is monetary freefall, and universities are scrambling to stay afloat.
Financial pressure is coming from every direction: federal immigration policies, tuition...
Flipping back the pages to the Charlatan’s wildest headlines through the decades
As Carleton University’s independent student-led publication, the Charlatan has covered thousands of news stories over 80 years of publishing.
While the news section has published...
How Carleton brought sports like football back from the dead — with women leaders...
Celebrating at the Panda Game, watching varsity men’s and women’s hockey or rugby on the weekend and participating in adaptive sports like wheelchair basketball:...
