Carleton University Alumni

As we prepare to welcome our newest graduates to the Carleton alumni community next week, we’re excited to share our digital alumni yearbook! Curated from submissions to our yearbook contest, this collection is filled with nostalgic memories from across the Carleton community.🎓

From reliving those first days on campus to celebrating lifelong friendships, it’s amazing to see how much CU still means to so many, no matter how many years have passed. Check out the yearbook here: https://www.carletoninteractive.ca/alumniyearbook/2026/

It’s National AccessAbility Week (NAAW), an opportunity to celebrate Canadians with disabilities, as well as raise awareness for the critical need for fully accessible and inclusive communities, campuses and workplaces.

As a Carleton student, Martin Anderson (BCOMM/94), along with a group of fellow students and other collaborators, helped launch the Dedicated Access Fund, an initiative that continues to support accessibility improvements across campus more than 35 years later.

Today, Martin is a general counsel with the Department of Justice, working on complex cases in the immigration law sector. Read about how Martin’s accessibility advocacy journey started at Carleton and has continued throughout his career as a lawyer.

Read the full story on the Alumni website: https://alumni.carleton.ca/story/inspiring-a-culture-of-accessibility-that-extends-beyond-campus

Carleton’s brand-new alumni website is now live: alumni.carleton.ca.

Explore exclusive benefits and services available to Carleton grads, volunteer opportunities and ways to get involved, inspiring stories about your fellow alumni, university news, events and more!

Designed for all Carleton alumni, from the newest cohort of grads to our longtime Ravens, this new site provides information, resources and opportunities to help you stay connected to campus and make the most of your alumni experience.

Check it out today!