Guelph Philosophers in The Conversation.
"Cyberbullying girls with pornography deepfakes is a form of misogyny."--See this inportant article in the Conversation. Philosophy Ph.D. student Amanda Narvali is the lead author.
News
Dr. Ben Bradley featured in CBC Vancouver piece on New Westminster tourism featured on The Price is Right
Our own Dr. Ben Bradley speaks to CBC Vancouver News about B.C tourism and the controversy over a trip to the city of New Westminster appearing as a prize on popular American gameshow, The Price is Right.
Dr. Kim Martin's Experiential Learning course (HIST*4070) wins Architectural Conservancy of Ontario Heritage Award!
In October, alongside the folks at Ontario Barn Preservation, who have been working with Dr. Kim Martin in one of our Experiential Learning courses (HIST*4070) for several years, Dr. Martin was awarded an Architectural Conservancy of Ontario Heritage Award.
U of G's Theatre Studies A Spark to Start Production Contributing to Global Climate Change Theatre Action Festival
Production from university’s School of English and Theatre Studies aims to spur positive climate action
Canadian Story Anthology Features U of G Professor
Dr. Madhur Anand, adjunct professor in the School of English and Theatre Studies, is one of 16 writers chosen for the 2024 Best Canadian Stories anthology.
Dr. Karen Racine new article on Great Britain and Latin American Independence
Our own Dr. Karen Racine has published a new article in The Cambridge History of the Age of Atlantic Revolutions: “Deferred But Not Avoided: Great Britain and Latin American Independence."
Dr. Evren Altinkas article on Displaced Scholars and Academic Diversity published with International Journal of Middle East Studies
Our own Dr. Evren Altinkas has published "Displaced Scholars as a Contribution to Academic Diversity,” an article in the International Journal of Middle East Studies.
Alan McDougall on Global Politics and Football
Our own Dr. Alan McDougall recently contributed to the article, “More Than a Game: Football and Politics Collide as Israel-Hamas War Grips the Sport” featured on Alarabiya News.
Book Award for Dr. Catharine Wilson's Being Neighbours
The Champlain Society has awarded our own Dr. Catharine Anne Wilson this year’s Floyd S. Chalmers Award for Ontario HIstory for her book Being Neighbours: Cooperative Work and Rural Culture, 1830-1960, published by McGill-Queen’s University Press. The book "immerses the reader in Ontario’s farm neighbourhoods from the pioneer era into the 1950s.
French Profs Launch Lastest Journal Issue to Honour Late Faculty Member, Alain Thomas
This issue, entitled "Perspectives sociolinguistiques variationnistes du français en situation de contact des langues", brings together ten articles written to honour the memory of our former COA colleague, Alain Thomas,