The International Internship Program is now accepting applications for undergraduate students (second year standing and higher) who are interested in participating in a virtual international internship experience in the fall. Past participants have interned virtually in places such as England, Italy, Australia, Ireland, Colombia and more! For students who are building their resume or actively […]

Dear members of the Carleton community,   As Co-Chairs of the Presidential and Provostial Task Force on Community Healing, Rebuilding and Belonging (CHRB), we are pleased to announce the launch of the community engagement and listening phase. This phase supports the Task Force’s objective to identify and evaluate situations, developments, perceptions and processes that undermine collegiality, safety and belonging for all members of the Carleton University community and what we […]

Update #6: Mon. July 6, 2026 Environment Canada has ended the orange warning for heat for Ottawa. Currently, there are no weather alerts in effect. Update #5: Fri. July 3, 2026 at 5:00 a.m. Environment Canada has ended the yellow watch for severe thunderstorm. The orange warning for heat remains in effect for Ottawa. The […]

Parking Services has updated the student parking permit process for the 2026-2027 academic year. Student parking permits are prioritized for specific groups, including students with U-Pass waivers, accommodation considerations, students living in Residence, those with on-campus jobs and student athletes.   Parking Services has automated the permit process for students whose U-Pass opt-out request has […]

To maintain a stable, robust, and secure environment, ITS conducts regular updates to online systems throughout the year. These updates typically result in a service impact while the work is carried out. On Sun. June 28, 2026 from 1:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., users will experience brief periods of service degradation to the following during this maintenance […]

The first year of university brings exciting opportunities – and real challenges. Many students arrive on campus unsure of what’s expected or how to manage the increased independence, academic workload and social change. To help ease that transition, Carleton offers Academic Prep: How to Be a University Student, a non-credit, one-week summer course designed to […]

Your journey into Brightspace will look a bit different starting Mon. June 29, 2026. Don’t worry, courses haven’t moved, but there may be a new dual login screen requiring one extra click to get to your dashboard. Log in to your Carleton360 account and launch Brightspace from the homepage. If the dual login screen appears, […]

Update #2: Wed. July 8, 2026 The City of Ottawa has reopened the Rideau River Pedestrian Bridge as they were unable to complete the work at this time. The city is planning to reschedule the work to occur in Aug. and a one-week closure will be expected at that time. Notice of the upcoming closure will […]

Are you planning on registering for a French course this fall? All students interested in taking French courses at Carleton University are required to take an online French Language Placement Test before they register for the first time. The test is available online and can be taken at any time. However, students are advised to […]

Update #4: Thurs. June 18, 2026 at 2:05 p.m. Environment Canada has ended the yellow watch for severe thunderstorm. There are no weather alerts in effect for Ottawa. Update #3: Thurs. June 18, 2026 at 11:30 a.m. Environment Canada has ended the special weather statement for rain. The yellow watch for severe thunderstorm remains in […]