Professor Alexander von Plato, a prominent historian of Germany who specializes in the postwar and reunification periods, is the 2013 guest speaker at the History Partnerships Network Reception. The... More
The Japan Studies Association of Canada (JSAC) is Canada’s leading organization dedicated to all aspects of the study of Japan and Canadian-Japanese relations. Professor Jacob Kovalio (Department... More
CUAG invites you to join in a free public discussion of the exhibition Photomontage Between the Wars (1918-1939) with art historian Adrian Sudhalter and historian Jennifer Evans, moderated by Diana... More
A new virtual campus environment has recently been unveiled at Carleton University. It has been developed by Carleton faculty members and students across several faculties, in conjunction with local... More
Our senses have histories. Practices of vision, hearing, smell, touch, and taste are not universal biological experiences. Rather, they belong to socially constructed ways of knowing that have... More
Professor in the Department of History and The Institute for Comparative Studies in Literature, Art and Culture, Mark Salber Phillips will spend two months this winter as Paul Mellon Senior Visiting... More
Department of History THATCamp Accessibility 2012 October 27th, Residence Commons THATcamp Website THATCamp Accessibility 2012 takes place on October 27th, from 8am to 6pm. This free... More
Huddled around a campfire, you attentively discuss last week’s reading with your classmates and your professor. If the discussion wasn’t so captivating, the glossy green laurel... More
In collaboration with Terence Clark, Matthew Betts, and Andrea Gilchrist of the Canadian Museum of Civilization, Assistant Professor of Digital Humanities in the Department of History Shawn... More
As boaters prepare for a busy season of voyages on the Rideau Canal, Carleton’s Centre for Public History and School of Information Technology have given the public a whole new way to delve into... More
