The Department of French is holding a student welcome/welcome back event on Friday, September 20th, from 12pm-2:00pm at the Hartwells Locks (other side of the canal, in front of Dunton Tower). In... More
Marie-Eve Carrier-Moisan (Department of Sociology and Anthropology): Soccer, Moral Panic, and the Rescue Industry: Sex Tourism and the 2014 World Cup in Natal, Brazil Focusing on the upcoming 2014... More
Catherine Khordoc, Department of French, will be giving a talk on Wednesday April 3rd, as part of a series entitled Salon Double. Salon Double organizes talks in Montreal, Ottawa and Québec... More
The Salon du livre de l’Outaouais is an annual book fair, bringing together authors, publishers, illustrators and readers, under one roof. This year’s event takes place from Feb 28- March... More
Student off to France as the first recipient of the French Department’s Travel Bursary Program When Tomasz Raubic came to Carleton University he hardly spoke a word of French. Two short years... More
Carleton’s Centre for Transnational Cultural Analysis provides important linkages among researchers By Hannah Yakobi It’s a collaboration unlike any other – three talented researchers who are... More
On Wednesday February 8th, 2012 at 3:00pm, the Carleton Community will have the chance to hear internationally known literary award winner, playwright and current director of the French theater at... More
Over four years, the French-language literary magazine Mot Dit has grown into a journal of international francophone creative writing and scholarly criticism. The magazine was founded in 2007 by grad... More
By Felan Parker If you ask any student who their favourite professor is, chances are they’ll choose a prof with a good sense of humour. All the world loves a clown, as they say. But how does... More
by Nicole Findlay Sébastien Côté is tackling one century at a time as he explores French literature spanning the first half of the 20th century and the four centuries that precede the modern era.... More
