On April 3, 2009, Carleton University Political Science student Jessica Scorpio attended the Summit Series in Aspen, Colorado. Summit Series is the only organization focused on building a community... More
FPA faculty William Walters (Department of Political Science) and Hugh Armstrong (School of Social Work) are among ten Carleton faculty to receive the 2009 Research Achievement Award. Valued at... More
Michael Schurte, undergraduate student in Law, placed first in Carleton’s Nicol Entrepreneurial Awards, taking home a prize of $5000. First Place ($5,000) – GetMovers GetMovers is an online... More
Source: BCLocalNews.com, Friday, March 6, 2009 by Keith Vass . . . Christopher Waddell, a professor of business and financial journalism at Carleton University, referred to CanWest in an interview... More
Paul Krugman, 2008 Nobel Prize winner and Op-Ed columnist for the New York Times, recently posted the following piece citing Nick Rowe from the Department of Economics, on his NY Times blog. Hey, who... More
On Thursday, February 19, 2009, members of the Carleton University community gathered at Ottawa’s Chateau Laurier to celebrate the appointment of Dr. William Cross to the Honourable Dick and... More
With the current state of the economy, investment security is on the minds of most Canadians. And while the much-talked-about financial downturn isn’t good news, the fact that more people are... More
Carleton University is a leader in European studies, in terms of research and in terms of connecting European and Canadian scholars. Its Centre for European Studies (CES), housed jointly in the... More
On December 8, a group of Canadian and American experts met to review and discuss a series of papers which address key issues in Canada-U.S. engagement — issues which include the border,... More
Source: The Globe and Mail, Wednesday, December 10, 2008 by JOE FRIESEN , DIANA MEHTA and WENDY STUECKTORONTO, VANCOUVER Ted Szwec, a 49-year-old father of two, was unable to find work as an... More
