FASS researcher awarded Leverhulme Trust
This January, Sarah Brouillette, an associate professor in the Department of English, will begin research at Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh, Scotland. During her 10-month term, she will work... More
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Adesanmi awarded inaugural Penguin Prize
Pius Adesanmi, professor of English, has won the inaugural Penguin Prize for African Writing in the non-fiction category. The award seeks to highlight diverse writing talent on the African continent... More
CUAG pictures the fall term
Carleton University Art Gallery (CUAG) is starting off the fall term with two new exhibitions. Entitled Climats and I Remember and I Forget, the exhibitions focus on the work of photographers,... More
$2.5 Million in Research Funding sweetens FASS pot
The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) announced Carleton researchers and graduate students had received $4,277,830 in funding. Of this amount, the FASS share totaled... More
All that jazz… camp
James Wright is preparing to jazz up the Carleton campus. In August, he and fellow music professor and musician, Mike Tremblay are hosting the university’s first jazz camp for budding and... More
Carleton geographer receives young scientist award
The Canadian Geophysical Union (CGU) conferred its Young Scientist Award on Carleton University’s Sean Carey. Carey, an associate professor of Geography and Environmental Studies, received the... More
Okanagan plucks strange fruit
Carleton graduate Marc Arellano is about to see the fruit of two years of labour brought to the big screen. This July, the Okanagan Film Festival will showcase Strange Fruit: A changing landscape in... More
Bringing Light and Line to life
Following on the success of last year’s collaboration with The School of Dance, James Wright, associate professor of music, has once again partnered with the school to produce Light and Line. ... More
Carleton Professor Receives Premier’s Discovery Award
Ruth Phillips, Canada Research Chair in Modern Culture is this year’s recipient of the Premier’s Discovery Award in the category of Arts and Humanities. The award comes with a $250,000 grant to... More
OCRI Recognizes Carleton Professor as One of Ottawa’s Top Educators
Kim Hellemans, an assistant professor in the Department of Psychology at Carleton University, was awarded a Capital Educators Award by the Ottawa Centre for Research and Innovation (OCRI). Hellemans,... More