Leading community service
“It’s a cheesy line,” Iman Azman admits, “but it’s really true. Coming to Carleton has been a life-long dream.” In a way, she has her dad to thank. When Iman was 12, he took her to... More
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Living off the land
By Nicole Findlay Adele Michon knows a thing or two about living off the grid. Michon spent her childhood in rural France where her family was living off the land, growing vegetables and foraging for... More
Life on the reserve: a directorial debut
by Peter Johansen A film premiere this week has special meaning for Graham Shonfield. He’s the guy who made the movie. Graham’s a second-year student in the Bachelor of Public Affairs and Policy... More
Laying down the law
by Valerie Pereboom Resistance Hip Hop. Testimonials. Documentaries. A chance to meet a great Canadian. These are images, stories and experiences Melanie Adrian’s Intro to Law students are... More
Testing the psychopath testers
By Nicole Findlay As a child, Kendra McGuffin vacillated between visions of becoming a ballerina or an undercover detective. Neither career option proved as interesting as one devoted to studying... More
In the wrong place at the wrong time
By Nicole Findlay Teenage girls who end up on the opposite side of the law are often in the wrong place at the wrong time, and more importantly with the wrong person. Leigh Greiner, a forensic... More
Mastering many trades
Numbers people and literary people aren’t supposed to mix. But try telling that to Daniele Costanzo. Certainly, the fourth-year Economics major knows his numbers. He’s been a Dean’s List... More
Graduate Student Profile – Dogged research benefits children with Autism
A pet dog may provide just as many benefits, especially inside homes, as a full-service dog for children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), according to new research from Cosmin Coltea, a... More
Making the grade, and making a difference
Fourth-year Criminology student Chelsea Pascal works to support herself. But she finds the time to support others, too. Ever since the Montreal native transferred from Dawson College three years... More
Fencing around the issues
by Peter Johansen Jennie Russell never really thought about fencing as a sport for her until she read Carleton’s viewbook for prospective students. She was looking for ideas about extracurricular... More