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
It has been a productive past few months for Hilary Grant. Not only has the graduating History and Theory of Architecture (HTA) student won the Martin Eli Weil Prize for best architectural... More
By Caitlin Kealey Ruth Phillips has made a short list of four for the Donner Prize. Phillips, an art history professor, is also the Canada Research Chair in Modern Culture. The Donner Prize has been... 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
Diana Nemiroff has been elected to the Royal Society of Canada (RSC) for her exceptional contributions to Canadian intellectual life and advancing knowledge and scholarship in Canada. Nemiroff has... More
Douglas Cardinal, an internationally-renowned architect, has bestowed his entire collection from 1984 onwards of drawings, plans, files, 3D models and other information to Carleton University. “I... More
by Nicole Findlay A quarter of a century ago, Peter Coffman discovered a passion which provided the foundation for a career. “I fell in love with architecture when I first laid eyes on Canterbury... More
by Nicole Findlay This summer, visitors to the National Gallery of Canada will take a visual tour of three centuries of Germanic drawings in an exhibition co-curated by Carleton art history professor... More
Ruth Phillips, Canada Research Chair in Modern Culture and professor of Art History in the School for Studies in Art and Culture, will take a short summer break after leaving one Visiting... More
Katie Cholette may have spent a large portion of her life living in various places, but she has managed to remain in Ottawa and at Carleton for the past 14 years, minus a short one-year hiatus with... More
