A Conversation with Sparklesaurus
“Electric honey,” Felicity DeCarle said, quoting the term drummer Brad Lapensee coined. “I feel like that really encompasses us. It’s sweet...
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Douglas Cochrane Has Already Lived a Full Life
Douglas Cochrane is only 21, but has been through a lot in his relatively short lifetime. Like many of those in his generation, Cochrane...
Meet the Her Campus Carleton Team: Victoria Brown
Hi I’m Victoria Brown and I’m the brains behind Carleton’s Her Campus events but you can call me Vicky B! I’m a fourth-year journalism...
Local Artist Focuses Attention on Marginalized Communities
Munea Wadud is a local artist who creates pieces surrounding marginalized groups that are underrepresented in mainstream art, focusing more...
Meet the Her Campus Carleton Team: Cherlene Eloria
My name is Cherlene and I’m the marketing and publicity director of Her Campus at Carleton. I’m in my third year of a combined honours in...
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Eileen Adams - Co-founder of Carleton's Black Student Alliance
Eileen Adams, third-year health psychology Carleton University student, and co-president of Carleton University’s Black Student Alliance (...
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Meet the Her Campus at Carleton Team: Mélanie Ritchot
I’m Melanie, one of the campus correspondents at Her Campus Carleton! Looking back at how much we’ve done in the past year as a returning...
Meet the Her Campus Carleton Team: Maisie Sturrock
I’m Maisie and I’m the current VP finance for Her Campus Carleton! At the moment, I’m in my second year of law and political science at...
Meet the Her Campus Carleton Team: Rimsha Sayyed
My name is Rimsha and I’m currently finishing up my third year, in second semester, in journalism and political science at Carleton...
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Get to Know the Her Campus Team at Carleton: Hunza Chaudhary
Hey! I’m Hunza, the co-creator and president of Her Campus at Carleton. Currently I am in my last year of my undergrad, majoring in...
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Carleton Students To Launch Black Student Alliance in the New Year
The Black Student Alliance (BSA), starting up in January 2019 at Carleton, aims to create a sense of community for all Black students on...
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Revolting From the Norm - Breaking Barriers and Challenging Mainstream Media
What comes to mind when you hear the word REVOLT? Is it Rebellion? Or an attempt to overthrow authority? While that may be somewhat true,...
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Dirty Laundry by N.R. Pillai: A Journey from Spoken Word Poet to Published Author
N.R. Pillai, otherwise known as Namitha Rathinappillai, is set to officially release her very own chapbook. As a second-year Carleton...
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David Oladejo: Not Just CUSA President
Can you tell me a little bit about your upbringing? I was in born in Nigeria . . . I lived there for eight years. Then, I lived in New...
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Alura Sutherland Is Dress-ing Up Against Human Trafficking This December
While most Carleton students will be bundling up in sweatpants and jeans this December, Alura Sutherland — as well as thousands of others...
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Maybe It Will Rain: Carleton's Victoria Gravesande Releases A Chapbook
Victoria Gravesande, a 20- year-old journalism student at Carleton, published a chapter book of poetry in early November titled Maybe it...
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Brahim Baour Talks Life With And Beyond Carleton Football
When Brahim Baour is not on the football field representing the Ravens, he is going to class like the rest of us. Baour said he started...
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Malitela Mapani, Not Your Average Carleton Student
Malitela Mapani , or Mali as she’s known by her friends, said she’s a “person of service.” She is the vice president (programming) of the...
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Women in STEM Education - A Chat with Erica Agbaku
Being a woman in fields such as Science, Technology, Engineering or Math, otherwise known as STEM, is very difficult. According to some...
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Harar Hall Talks Carleton Womxn's Centre
Harar Hall does not like to call herself an activist; it is a “buzz word” used far too often, she said. “I find my role in making our...
