Past Events

MA Major Paper title Got Raw Milk? Pasteurization Policy and Consumer Resistance among Alternative Health and Immigrant Foodways in British Columbia, 1954-1991

OQE Thesis Title: "AI Companionship: Social Connection, Griefbots, and Moral Statis in AI'' ALL ARE WELCOME

Attention Creative Writing Majors and Minors,

The Centre for Scottish Studies is pleased to share details for the International Scots Lecture on Monday, 30 March at 3:00pm on Zoom.  Dr. Daniel Arbino (University of Miami Libraries) will present “The desolation of all desolations:” Scottish Shepherds and Imperial Unease in Patagonia. About the Talk...

The School of Theatre, English, and Creative Writing is pleased to present WROL (Without Rule of Law) by Michaela Jeffery. This production is the culminating work of our fourth-year Ensemble Project course, in which students form a theatre company and take on all of the major performing and production roles.

The School of Theatre, English, and Creative Writing is pleased to present WROL (Without Rule of Law) by Michaela Jeffery. This production is the culminating work of our fourth-year Ensemble Project course, in which students form a theatre company and take on all of the major performing and production roles. The production runs March 26-28 at 8pm.

Artist Talk

OQE Thesis Title: “A Political Philosophy of Sport: Reframing Ethics and Governance”

The third Rural History Roundtable presentation of Winter 2026 is Thursday, March 12 from 3:30-5:00pm EST. It will be a virtual event. Presenter: Tami Parr (Author and Historian)  Title: "Goats in America: From the Poor Man's Cow to Urban Icon" All Welcome! For more on the Rural History Roundtable visit: https://www.uoguelph.ca/arts/rural/roundtable