Political science professor Emmanuelle Richez will discuss the role of the Court Challenges Program in constitutional change Thursday.
Novelist Randy Boyadoga will share what he learned from having read a canto a day of the Divine Comedy for the past five years in a presentation Thursday, Feb. 16. Photo by Derek Shapton.
A free symposium March 3 is intended to provide guidance to guarantees under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
A free symposium March 3 is intended to provide guidance to guarantees under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Writer Gordon Grisenthwaite will describe his process in a free public lecture entitled “Wrestling Story into Shape” on Thursday, Jan. 19.
Philosophy professor Jeff Noonan will lecture on “Eating, Working, Laughing: Embodied Humanist Values for the 21st Century,” Thursday, Nov. 24.
Philosophy professor Jeff Noonan will lecture on “Eating, Working, Laughing: Embodied Humanist Values for the 21st Century,” Thursday, Nov. 24.
Philosophy professor Jeff Noonan says his new book is the conclusion of an arc of thought that started with his PhD dissertation.
The Humanities Research Group presents art, film, and media scholar Cornelia Lund on Thursday, Oct. 13.
Drama professor Michelle MacArthur is a past recipient of an HRG Fellowship.
The Humanities Research Group is accepting applications for its fellowships for faculty and students.
Author Lawrence Hill will reflect on merging historical fact and fiction in an address Thursday, Sept. 22.
Author Lawrence Hill will reflect on merging historical fact and fiction in an address Thursday, Sept. 22.
Author Lawrence Hill will reflect on merging historical fact and fiction in an address Sept. 22.
