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How volunteering builds joy and connection in racialized Canadian communities

Before volunteering, Khadija Bazza did not feel at home in Canada.  “I felt really isolated and I kind of hated it,” she said of her...
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Here’s what Carleton students need to know about tuition increases and university funding changes

The provincial government has announced that universities will be allowed to increase tuition two per cent a year for the next three years, ending...
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Q&A: Award-winning professor is ‘blowing up’ explosion research

Kate Marczenko is shining light on a new way to produce explosions — literally.  Marczenko is a Carleton chemistry professor and winner of the 2025...
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CUSA council elects vice-presidents, condemns war in Iran

The Carleton University Students’ Association council elected three new vice-presidents in the second of its third annual members’ meetings on Sunday. The candidates for the...
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Q&A: How microplastic-eating crickets can poop away problems

Crickets in a Carleton lab are dining on microplastics, and according to researchers, they are growing hungry for more.  Carleton biology associate professor Heath MacMillan...