Features

Doctoral student Erin Schuurs’ research explores the history of country music genre in Canada. Her interview offers interesting insights into why we love or hate this genre of music. To listen, click on the link

We asked MFA alumni publishing books this season what they’re reading, and what they'd recommend...

Simone Dalton shares the origin of her playwriting debut, featured at Soulpepper May 8–25, 2019.

University of Guelph English and Theatre Studies Prof. Dionne Brand is this year’s recipient of the Blue Metropolis Violet Literary Prize.

On day jobs, evening gigs, and volunteer work. David Bradford is an editor and publisher carving out new creative spaces.

March 19th Session of Careers for Historians featured Ryan Covel: digital marketer for Microsoft; Sara Wilmshurst: former fundraiser & currently historical consultant for Know History; and Fraser Telford: former store manager & now teacher. Join us for our next session of “Careers for History Students” in fall 2019

$25,000(USD) for 4 months
Digital Humanities at the University of Guelph is a vibrant and expanding field of inquiry based at The Humanities Interdisciplinary Collaboration (THINC) Lab led by Canada Research Chair Susan Brown (Collaborative Digital Scholarship).

History department has a number of exciting Hist*3480 Workplace Learning courses on offer for Summer 2019 semester.