Briana Brownell: 2013 Recipient of the Paul Stothart Memorial Scholarship in Mineral Economics Amongst a group of highly-qualified applicants, Briana stood out for being a top student in finance and... More
by Peter Johansen Selling paper bags. Counting soup labels. Promoting good study habits. Arguing both sides of a legal case in Canada’s most prestigious moot court competition. For second-year Law... More
by Peter Johansen “It’s a cheesy line,” Iman Azman admits, “but it’s really true. Coming to Carleton has been a life-long dream.” In a way, she has her dad to thank. When Iman was 12, he... More
The Faculty of Public Affairs is pleased to announce the establishment of the Magna Bursary for Russian Studies Awarded twice yearly to four (or more) outstanding graduate and/or advanced... More
Resistance Hip Hop. Testimonials. Documentaries. A chance to meet a great Canadian. These are images, stories and experiences Melanie Adrian’s Laws 1000 students are not likely to soon... More
by Peter Johansen Jennie Russell never really thought about fencing as a sport for her until she read Carleton’s viewbook for prospective students. She was looking for ideas about extracurricular... More
by Peter Johansen If Martha Chertkow finds time to sleep, it’s not clear when. The fourth-year student in Carleton’s Bachelor of Public Affairs and Policy Management (B.PAPM.) program has tackled... More
Political instability in Ivory Coast. Campus union negotiations. Repeal of Canada’s prostitution laws. If it has to do with politics, Jason Gowler and Luke Smith are keen to explore it, and... More
If you’re a third- or fourth-year student who’s thinking about landing a summer or permanent job, consider the on-campus and web-based seminars that the Faculty of Public Affairs is launching... More
by Peter Johansen Jonah Brotman, BA’07, knows the value of student internships. His career was inspired by one. In 2006, the communication studies major went to Ghana, where he stayed with a... More
