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Nik Nanos has started his term as Carleton University's new chancellor while continuing his role as a public opinion researcher.
QR codes and other digital tools bring local artists' work to life by engaging Ottawa communities in public spaces.
From ticket costs to parking, here's what you need to know for this year's Bluesfest, Ottawa's biggest and highly-anticipated ...
Threats of a downpour didn't stop Ottawa Jazz Festival attendees from taking to Confederation Park for Samara Joy's parade of ...
Broken Social Scene took intoxicating alternative rock with jazz influences to the Ottawa Jazz Festival for an electric night ...
First, it suggests that asking young people what they’re doing after school — while framed as casual conversation — often ...
Students are noticing less course offerings as Carleton University slashes the number of contract instructors it employs.
In the 1970s the name was changed to represent a more edgy newspaper the editors sought to shape.
On the third night of the Ottawa Jazz Festival, The Roots' impressive live instrumentation and improvisation took to ...
Carleton biology PhD candidate Marc Avramov is studying mosquitoes in Canada and how people could be affected this summer.
Summer students looking to grab a cup of coffee from the library Starbucks will have to look elsewhere. Carleton University’s Starbucks located near the main entrance of MacOdrum Library is closed, ...
Yanjano Banda* describes the Rate My Professors website as their “Bible.” “I use Rate My Professors for every single semester that I build my classes,” the fourth-year Carleton University journalism ...