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Researchers from around the world are gathering for a conference on bears. One workshop explores how Indigenous knowledge has been used in polar bear research. Kt Miller, a PhD candidate from Carleton University, is leading the study. cbc.ca/listen/live-ra… Carleton's Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

This Friday come by 3220 RB at 1:30PM to check out the first of this year's Colloquium series! Our very own Professor Josh Redstone will kick off the year with his insights on Empathy with Social Robots!

Don't forget to register for the Pickering Centre Public Lecture next Thursday September 26th! We hope to see you there! pickeringcentre.org/register/

On September 7th, graduate students took part in orientation field camp which included exploring areas of study in geography. Although it was a little more damp than previous years, students learned about doing research and what to expect in the program. carleton.ca/geography/grad…

Nine Carleton University researchers have been awarded SSHRC Insight Grants, ranging from $99,000 to $315,000. This program supports high-calibre research projects that build knowledge about people, societies, and the world. Congrats to all recipients! 🎉 buff.ly/4egsakg

Congrats to the 16 Carleton University researchers who've received up to $75,000 in funding through SSHRC's Insight Development Grant! This program enables new research initiatives and experimentation with novel methods, theoretical approaches, and ideas. buff.ly/4egsakg

Thank you to Algonquin woman, activist and Carleton University Indigenous Studies student Belle Bailey for sharing her story with us this #OrangeShirtDay youtube.com/watch?v=fO75gK…

I talked to the London Times about #Firebrand and its depiction of Katherine Parr's relationship to Henry. I loved watching the film, but I was disappointed that it downplayed – rather than celebrated – KP’s formidable political and literary agency. thetimes.com/uk/history/art…

Throwback is Carleton's annual homecoming event that reminds us of the lifelong relationships we build here on campus. Take a look at the people and projects that define Carleton’s spirit: newsroom.carleton.ca/story/throwbac…

It's not too late to register for Psychology Mental Health Day! We hope to see you there this Thursday at 1:30 PM at the Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre! Learn more & register now: carleton.ca/psychology/psy…

For the second year in a row, Carleton ranked 1st in 🇨🇦for SSHRC grants (comprehensive universities) in the annual Maclean’s Magazine ranking. 👏👏👏 macleans.ca/education/cana…

Recognizing outstanding research since 1989! 🏆 Each year, ten Carleton University faculty members are awarded $15,000 to enhance their research activities. Don’t miss out! Submit your candidacy now. carleton.ca/coris/funding-…

Internal funding is now available to CUASA members of equity-seeking groups and/or for research topics that hold #EDI considerations as a dominant focus. 🗓️ Application deadline: October 31 More details: carleton.ca/tls/awards-and…

Calling all future graduate students! Join us at the Arts and Social Sciences Graduate Studies Fair on Saturday, Nov. 2! Details and registration (incl. free lunch) on our website: carleton.ca/fass/events/fa…

Join us on Monday, November 18 at 7 p.m. for the return of our Healthy Cities series CU_CDCC. This panel discussion will tackle the question: "What is a Healthy City in a Climate Crisis?" Learn more and register now by following the link: carleton.ca/fass/event/hea…

Meet Rosemary Brown, a British composer who claimed her work channelled the spirits of classical icons. 👻 From Bach to Beethoven, unravel the mystery with Carleton music professor James Deaville: newsroom.carleton.ca/story/composer…

In honour of Halloween, pop culture professor Susan Burhoe tells us what research suggests about horror movie lovers (and haters!) What do you think, love it or hate it?

ICYMI: Professor James Wright (Carleton Music) was on All in a Day to talk about how music is used to create fear by breaking down some of his favourite horror movie scores. Tune in: cbc.ca/listen/live-ra…

Two impressive grads from Carleton University's History & Theory of Architecture program are playing key roles in the preservation of built heritage in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia and Dawson City, Yukon (both UNESCO World Heritage Sites). Read about their work: carleton.ca/aah/2024/hta-f…