Are you in your first year of engineering? Are you trying to master your first-year Engineering (ECOR) courses? ECOR Tutoring Service is designed to help first-year Engineering students achieve their learning goals for these core courses! The ECOR Tutoring Service is lead by upper-year engineering scholars and provides students with free peer tutoring and academic […]

Remember to check your Carleton cMail account regularly. Carleton uses this email address as the official means of contacting you throughout the academic year. Please visit the Information Technology Services website for more information on how to set up your email.

An audit is your tailor-made map to navigating through your degree requirements. It records your academic history and current academic status. While the audit is an unofficial document, it contains important information to help you work through your studies. The audit provides you with your degree title, degree requirements, year standing (first, second, third, fourth), any […]

Carleton University has introduced Safe Trade Zones on campus to provide students, staff and community members with a safer environment for completing online marketplace transactions. Safe Trade Zones are designated, clearly marked public locations where individuals can exchange property and payment related to online purchases and sales. The spaces are located in well-lit, high-traffic areas […]

Tickets for the 2026 Panda Game go on sale on Wed. September 16, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. The biggest event in Canadian university sport, the Panda Game draws over 24,000 fans to TD Place as the Carleton Ravens face the Ottawa Gee-Gees in men’s football. Grab your ticket fast as this game sells out annually […]

If you plan to complete your degree by the end of the fall or the winter term, you should double check your audit after you have registered in all your courses. Your audit should contain the following notation: “ALL REQUIREMENTS MET – IN-PROGRESS COURSES USED.” Should your audit not have this notation, please contact an […]

The MacOdrum Library is excited to welcome caregivers and their children to the new Family Room, which opened Mon. Aug. 31, 2026. This room is a dedicated space for students, faculty and staff who are caring for children while studying in the library. The Family Room is located next to the Book Arts Lab in […]

Are you looking for a way to develop important academic and transferable skills to add value to your resume or degree? The Internship-Carleton University Research Experience for Undergraduate Students (I-CUREUS) or the Students as Partners Program (SaPP) may be exactly what you’re looking for! I-CUREUS provides an opportunity for you to conduct paid research and […]

Construction on Campus Avenue may affect how you get to and from Residence, especially if you normally use entrances or exits near the construction area. To avoid delays, students are encouraged to use the tunnels or above-ground entrances and exits closest to the Residence quad whenever possible. Routes via the Residence quad can help you […]

Carleton’s Sexual Assault Support Centre (CUSASC) is launching Consent Awareness Week, a national campaign held annually across Canada during the third week of September. Throughout the week, a range of events will be offered to raise awareness about consent as a daily practice and commitment, sexual violence prevention and bystander intervention as a means of […]