Aria Wilson is a Student Journalist at Carleton University, based out of both Ottawa and the GTA. She specializes in science reporting, social justice and equity, and neuroscience.

Gallery 101’s ‘Tânte Ohci’ uses bones and Polaroids to explore ancestry and land
Leave library cubicles in 2025 — your next go-to study spots await you
Shaping the future of Ontario weightlifting: Julia Ryan steps off of the platform and into presidency
Critic’s Corner: Romance literature used to read like poetry. Now, it asks us to romanticize abuse
‘I can’t stop smiling’: How a Black run club is bringing community to Ottawa sidewalks
How Carleton rugby star Sierra Hasse tackled this year’s season
What science can (and still can’t) tell us about our dreams
I was asked to write this feature piece specifically for the 54th Special Edition Print of The Charlatan
Carleton students react to dining hall AI food scanners
Distance can be draining. Here are science-backed ways to make your relationship work
Q&A: Carleton graduate student talks renewable energy made from beer
‘Studyholism’: The downside to romanticizing your education