Feature stories highlighting notable alumni, new grads and fellow Carleton community members.
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Tommy Ong’s career in architecture has been shaped by a simple but lasting lesson from his time at Carleton: stay curious, challenge assumptions and never…
Ratheesh Subramaniam (BSc/01) did not set out with a carefully mapped career plan. Instead, his path from Carleton to cancer drug discovery has been shaped…
From Ottawa classrooms to international careers, three Carleton University alumni—Dan Byron (MAcc/23), Naim Jusic (MAcc/23) and Erica Newman (BCOMM/11)—are proving that a foundation in business…
Carleton University is recognized as a leader in accessibility and has long been considered Canada’s most accessible post-secondary institution. This reputation is earned and upheld…
From designing water treatment plants to developing remediation plans that address abandoned mine drainage, Carleton alumnus Dr. Robbie Venis’ work focuses on something many people…
For Carleton University alum William Jones (BEng/09), giving back through volunteering is a way to stay connected, build skills and create meaningful impact. Jones recently…
By Courtney Buchanan In a city defined by movement, ambition and global connection, two Carleton alumni saw an opportunity to build something meaningful. For Mazen…
By Courtney Buchanan There’s a quiet familiarity to the Paralympic stage for Collinda Joseph — the lights, the stillness before a delivery, the weight of…
His first book, “The Sky Warriors” (published this year and available now) is lauded as the official account of Operation Sindoor: a tactical and swift…
Two Carleton alumni will be representing Team Canada at the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games. Rob Armstrong (BA/25), a two-time Paralympic silver medalist and two-time world champion, will compete in Para ice hockey,…
The path to the podium was anything but easy. Team Homan had to win five consecutive games just to qualify for the playoffs, which felt…
Since its emergence in the 1960s, reggae music has represented Caribbean culture, history and advocated for peace and social justice. Shaped by the social and political realities of the time, reggae became…
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