Music Professor James Wright has composed a piece of music to commemorate Jack Layton’s final letter to Canadians. Wright was asked by The Leading Note Foundation to write a piece for an... 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
Carleton music student and pianist Suren Barry took top honours in the piano category at the 41st Canadian National Music Competition this past weekend. Barry successfully performed before a panel of... 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
Hone your skills with some of the finest Jazz educators in the country Carleton University is proud to present its third annual Jazz Camp from Tuesday August 7 to Saturday, August 11, 2012. Students... More
As Beethoven lay in his bed in waning health on July 6th and 7th, 1812, the great composer authored three passionate love letters to a woman unknown. Discovered in Beethoven’s bedside... More
Carleton University music professor Jesse Stewart is planning to give a series of intimate solo percussion concerts in a most unlikely venue—a treehouse that he built in Ottawa. Nestled in the... More
Kayhan Kalhor, a graduate of the Carleton music program, is considered one of the world’s best on the Iranian kamancheh. Watch Kalhor give a beautiful and introspective performance to... 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
