Past Events

AV set-up at 8am; Keynote talk at 10am-12:15pm Private Event

Guelph Jazz Festival Fundraising Art Auction Curated by Re nann Isaacs Sunday April 29th , 2 - 6 pm Cutten Fields, 190 College Av e. E. TIckets: $50 per person (includes drinks, food, live music) Art can be previewed online at www.guelphjazzfestival.com (or at Red Brick Café and Cutten Fields) All proceeds to The Guelph Jazz Festival Tickets can be purchased online through the festival website or in person at Renann Isaa

"What does it mean to be ill?"

Second Cup Close at 4pm. Atrium close to public at 4pm. Priv ate Event running from 4pm - 11pm.

"Your bass sounds like a typewriter" - A Reading and Interview nGeorge Elliott Clarke will be accompanied by bassist, David Lee FREE a nd Open to the Public. A reception with snacks and drinks will follow with ameet-and-greet with the author.

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Stewart Warden will defend his M.A. Major Research Paper on April 19 in 2020 MacKinnon Extension at 11:00 am: "Rough Seas and Changing Fortunes: Pirates, Colonists, and the British Government’s Anti-Piracy Campaign 1700-1720." All Welcome! Get the abstract: (.pdf)

9:00-9:15 Coffee and snacks 9:15-10:10 Diana Karbonawska: "Who are the puppeteers in Plato's Cave?" Commentator: Neil Langshaw 10:15-11:10 Kosta Gligorijevich : "Defending nature with non-naturalisti c arguments: myth, religion and 'primitive' knowledge in contemporary envir onmental rhetoric" Commentator: Brooke Struck 11:15-12:10 Thom Campb ell : “The Lacanian Subject—Descartes in the Clinic” Commentator: Susann ah Mulvale 12:30-1:30 Free Pizza Lunch - Philosophy Department Seminar R oom

Everyone is welcome.