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Photo for the news post: City of Ottawa Confirms Construction Delays on the LRT Trillium Line
October 2, 2023

City of Ottawa Confirms Construction Delays on the LRT Trillium Line

The City of Ottawa has confirmed construction delays on the LRT Trillium Line that services Carleton University. As a result, the O-Train Line 2 will remain closed until spring 2024. During... More
Photo for the news post: Submit Your Feedback on the Presidential Search
October 2, 2023

Submit Your Feedback on the Presidential Search

Carleton University has embarked on a search for its 17th President and Vice-Chancellor. Community input and feedback will be integral to this process and inform the committee’s work in assessing... More
Photo for the news post: Changing Your Address Online
October 2, 2023

Changing Your Address Online

It is important to verify that Carleton University has the correct address for you on file. You can do this quickly and easily through Carleton Central (log in through Carleton360).... More
Photo for the news post: Spirit Day Sweaters – Limited Edition Pink Version
September 29, 2023

Spirit Day Sweaters – Limited Edition Pink Version

The CU Spirit Day program is a collaboration within the Carleton community to promote Ravens spirit among students, staff and faculty. In alignment with Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a limited-edition... More
Photo for the news post: International Exchange for 2024-2025 – Applications Open October 4
September 29, 2023

International Exchange for 2024-2025 – Applications Open October 4

Carleton University offers an exchange program with approximately 110 partner institutions in more than 30 countries around the globe. This is an opportunity for students to study full-time at a... More
Photo for the news post: More than 40 Campus Locations Designated as Smudge-Friendly
September 28, 2023

More than 40 Campus Locations Designated as Smudge-Friendly

Carleton now has 42 smudge-friendly spaces on campus, including the entire Architecture Building and Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre. Smudging is a tradition common to many First Nations and Métis communities which... More

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