Past Events

MA thesis title From “Stray Thoughts, Wild Dreams, and Fancy Sketches” to a “Condensed, Comparative Record”: Roseltha Wolverton Goble’s Changing Relationship to Diary-Writing, 1857-1918

Thesis Proposal Title: "The Agency of the Freed Slave: An Ethic of Violence                                                for Black American Resistance"    ALL ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND

Zavitz Gallery Exhibit: Graduate Students Contact: srechico@uoguelph.ca

Truth or Treason? Sources for the Study of Jacobites in Scotland Join us on November 30 as Scottish Studies students present their research. We will celebrate their remarkable achievements with a reception thereafter.

Zavitz Gallery Exhibit: Specialized Studio Class Contact: jcarl@uoguelph.ca

Our Fall 2022 Careers for Historians event is Wednesday, Nov. 23 from 1:30-2:20. Guelph History grads Kristi A. Kodama and Amy McBride Bowen will talk about their transition to work and their tips for launching a career with a History degree. Free admission - all students welcome.

Zavitz Gallery Exhibit: John Kissick Paint III/IV Contact: jkissick@uoguelph.ca

  University of Guelph Presents, Amarllyis, written by Pascal Brullemans.   Location: Arts Performance Theatre, Alumni Walk MacKinnon Building Guelph Evening Performances: November 17, 18, 19 @7:30pm Matinee Performance: November 19 @2pm Director: Kim McLeod Scenography: Troy Hourie & THST 3&4 Production Students  

Third Rural History Roundtable event for Fall 2022! Mary Murphy, Distinguished Professor of History, Montana State University The 18-Hour Huckleberry Mousse: Creative Cooking in Rural North America All Welcome!