Stories: Arts and Social Sciences

Promoting Responsible Gambling: New Tools for Safer Play

Preventing Concussions: Researchers Receive Nearly $700K Boost

Preserving Indigenous Languages: Marie Odile-Junker’s Award-Winning Work

Research That Matters: Tackling Water Pollution, Digital Devices and Health Sensors

Depressed Economies: Transgender Un/deremployment in Canada

Encountering Democracy: A Civics Salon

Robot Ethics: From Engineering to Philosophy

Empowering People with Disabilities: Carleton Student Launches International Company

Answering the Call of the Royal Society

Carleton’s latest nominees to the Society are devoted scholars with a diversity of interests Four Carleton professors in research fields as diverse as biology, literature, history and communications at last have something in common: they... More

Reassembling Indigenous Heritage

Ruth Phillips is using digital technology to reassemble items of artistic, historical and linguistic heritage collected from the Indigenous peoples of the Great Lakes during four centuries of European contact. Phillips, Canada Research Chair in... More

Pursuing food sustainability in Canada’s high Arctic

To reach Gjoa Haven, one of the most northern Canadian communities in Canada’s high Arctic, you have to fly to Edmonton or Yellowknife, stay overnight, and then fly six-and-a-half more hours to finally arrive in... More

A Vanquished World

Palmyra, Hatra, Nineveh – the list is long and continues to grow. Ancient cities that have weathered centuries have all been savagely attacked in a frenzy of human destruction. These Middle Eastern archaeological sites link... More