Carleton University’s Bachelor of Arts programs are housed within two faculties – the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) and the Faculty of Public Affairs (PFA).

Together, the faculties produce a weekly electronic newsletter launched in January 2011. This is Your BAcovers the stories, news, events and accomplishments of our students and professors.

The newsletter is distributed through MyCarleton to your Connect account.

But just in case you missed an edition, current and archived stories can be found on this site. Departmental events for the week and upcoming events are also listed, so you can plan your week or schedule in future events that interest you.

Got a story lead, questions or feedback? Submit it here.

 

 

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Monday, February 13, 2012

Campus2Career – spotlight on events for BA students

If you’re a graduating BA student and wondering how your degree will fit in the real world, Campus2Career is here to help!  Meet Carleton alumni at one of two panel discussions: Using Your BA in... More

If you’re a graduating BA student and wondering how your degree will fit in the real world, Campus2Career is here to help!  Meet Carleton alumni at one of two panel discussions: Using Your BA in Business on Mar.1 and What Can I Do With My BA on Mar.27. Find out how these BA grads... More

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Friday, October 28, 2011

Grave work

By Nicole Findlay Bradley Armishaw received an unusual award last Friday afternoon. The Beechwood Cemetery and Foundation presented Armishaw, BA/09, with its first Beechwood Cemetery Prize in recognition of a paper he had written as a fourth-year student in... More

By Nicole Findlay Bradley Armishaw received an unusual award last Friday afternoon. The Beechwood Cemetery and Foundation presented Armishaw, BA/09, with its first Beechwood Cemetery Prize in recognition of a paper he had written as a fourth-year student in the Department of History. Armishaw researched and wrote the essay for Department of History... More

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Friday, September 16, 2011

A thousand dollar challenge for undergrads

Matt Prowse has spent his undergrad years working to improve his fellow students’ experience at Carleton. This year, he’s decided to put his money where his mouth is – literally. Prowse has donated $1000 of his hard earned cash... More

Matt Prowse has spent his undergrad years working to improve his fellow students’ experience at Carleton. This year, he’s decided to put his money where his mouth is – literally. Prowse has donated $1000 of his hard earned cash to be awarded to another undergraduate student as part of theInnovative Idea Essay Competition.  “At... More

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