Carleton Archives

	CU Street Style: Meet Remi! By Ekua Musumba November 14, 2012 - 8:35pm Name: Remi Year/Major: third year, Industrial Design Hometown: Hamilton, Ont. His style: Comfortable with a lot of texture. READ MORE
	A Recap of the 2012 Queen's Women In Leadership Conference By Cassandra Hendry November 13, 2012 - 10:29pm This past weekend, I attended the Queen’s Women in Leadership Conference (Q.WIL) in Kingston, Ont. Though the conference had a distinct business focus, as a journalism student, I was intrigued by the impressive line-up of guest speakers and the activities that were planned for the delegates. READ MORE
	What I Would Tell My First-Year Self By Elizabeth Palmieri November 13, 2012 - 8:32am Have you ever wished you could just hop into a time machine and tell your first-year self secrets on how to survive school? READ MORE
	Ottawa Bands You Need To Know By Ashley O'Neil November 12, 2012 - 8:34am Looking for some new music for your iTunes playlist? Well you don't have to go too far. Ottawa may be known more for passing policies than rocking out but there is a vibrant indie music scene in Canada's capital that is begging to be heard. READ MORE
	Ottawa Vintage Clothing Show By Melissa Baumann November 11, 2012 - 3:33pm Do you consider yourself fashion-forward? Are you a thrift store junkie? Then check out the Ottawa Vintage Clothing Show! READ MORE
	Do's and Don'ts of Social Media By Jenna Bruno November 10, 2012 - 8:00am We’re all guilty of committing a few social media ‘sins’ here and there -- when Facebook released the ‘Timeline’, I thought it would be fun to scroll down through the years and look at what I used to post on my profile. That was a bad idea. READ MORE
	Ottawa Art Expo By Melissa Baumann November 8, 2012 - 8:46am The 5th annual Ottawa Art Expo was held at the St. Elias Centre across from Mooney’s Bay, October 27-28. The Expo, which was founded by artists Ross Rheaume and Judith Savic, has become quite the event in just a few short years. READ MORE
	Maddy Porter: a Crusader for Women in Politics By Jasmine Williams November 7, 2012 - 6:09am By: Batoul Hreiche Her activism with the Liberal party and her goal to get women into Canadian politics have led Maddy Porter to establish a name for herself both on campus and the local political scene. READ MORE
	Ottawa Art Expo By Melissa Baumann November 6, 2012 - 6:54am By: Melissa Baumann While it is well known that Ottawa is the political capital of our nation, it is also striving to be associated as a prominent artistic city throughout the country. One of the ways in which this is being done is with the annual Ottawa Art Expo which was founded just four years ago. READ MORE
	Elias Fares: Creator of Campusgrids By Delisha Smith November 2, 2012 - 8:12am The life of a university student is certainly not easy. It can be a constant struggle to keep up with work, friends and of course, sleep. And when you add in extra-curriculars like clubs and societies, and keeping up to date with on-campus events, it's practically impossible. It's easy to lose touch with your university community. Carleton student Elias Fares noticed this problem. As an engineer major, Fares was extremely busy and missed a lot of events on campus due to his hectic study schedule. So, as any true entrepreneur would, he created a solution in the form of Campusgrids. READ MORE