We are delighted to announce that two of the excellent teachers in the History department were winners of the College of Arts Teaching Awards this year. Professor Ben Bradley is one of the two winners of the Faculty Teaching Awards and Aidan Hughes is the winner of the PhD student Graduate Teaching Assistant Award.
Congratulations from all of us!
Ten years ago, Lisa Michaels founded Bandology because she witnessed the benefit that music brought to her three kids and their peers and wanted to extend that experience to as wide a community as she could. This non-profit organization provides youth from grades one to 12 opportunities to participate in ensemble music making. Instead of focusing on private lessons, groups work together in a space to learn in an inclusive environment.
Gus Skorburg is heading to Montreal for his upcoming sabbatical research leave, where he will be a Visiting Scholar at IVADO as well as a Visiting Fellow at the Stephen A. Jarislowsky Chair in Human Nature and Technology at McGill University. Great news, Gus!
Also, check out his substack for his latest insights on AI: 'Digital Wisdom: a New Essay Series.'
Big congratulations to philosopher Samantha Brennan, Dean of the College of Arts, who is part of a team that has been awarded a five-year SSHRC Insight Grant for The Age Gate Project: Rethinking the philosophical and empirical bases for using age thresholds to decide who holds rights and responsibilities.
2026 National College Ethics Bowl
In June, John Russon hosted an international conference in Toronto on "Wittgenstein and Langua
Controversy has become a recurring feature of FIFA World Cups. In conversation with our own Dr. Alan McDougall, the CBC examines FIFA's varied scandals over the years. Although the World Cup remains the world's premier sporting event, McDougall explains how FIFA's leadership and the current political context have combined to undermine fan's trust in new ways.
Our MA student, Lucas DeClavasio, was interviewed on the APA blog -- it's a fantastic interview which highlights the MA in AI Ethics. Way to go, Lucas!
Grace Nelson, recent graduate of the Culture and Technology Studies (CTS) and History programs in the College of Arts at the University of Guelph, had a decidedly well-rounded undergraduate student experience.