Past Events

PLEASE NOTE NEW LOCATION FOR THIS TALK: 223 MacKinnon Our first Middle East Scholars Society event this semester will be on Thursday January 23 at 5pm in 223 MacKinnon: Dr. Said Fares Hassan: “Citizen Ahmad: Rethinking Islamic Law In Non-Muslim Polity” Dr. Hassan is Assistant Professor at Al-Azhar University in Cairo and author of Fiqh al-Aqalliyyat: History, Development, and Progress published by Macmillan.

A film by Silvio Soldini (Italia). Italian audio with English su btitles. Free entrance, light refreshments.

www.msac.ca Read about the Brink Collection at http://atguelph. uoguelph.ca/2013/12/art-donation-reflects-familys-ties-to-u-of-g/

"Citizen Ahmad: Rethinking Islamic Law in non-Muslim Polity" Ev eryone welcome.

Free concert, everyone welcome. For more information visit uogu elph.ca/sofam/events

No previous vocal experience needed. Everyone welcome. http:// www.improvcommunity.ca

Free concert, everyone welcome. For more information visit uogu elph.ca/sofam/events

Second Cup remains open until 7pm. Lower Atrium reserved for ev ent.

Free Registration, email digital.humanities@uoguelph.ca

University of Guelph's Rural History Roundtable Speakers' Series is proud to present another semester of original and engaging talks. All welcome! Tuesday, Jan 21, 7:00- 9:00 pm: Matt Elder, “‘Every Man his Own Doctor’: Illness, Suffering, and Disease Management in Rural Ontario, 1858-1870." Matt is a graduate of the M.A. History program at the University of Guelph. His research focuses on agricultural commodities in rural Ontario and the history of disability.