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Shanghai Semester Abroad
Guelph Students at East China Normal University, Shanghai. For the 5th consecutive year, a group of Guelph undergraduate students are spending a full semester at ECNU in Shanghai, the world’s most exciting city! The school is one of Shanghai’s oldest and most respected universities, as well as being among the country’s most picturesque campuses.
SOFAMs University of Bremen Excange Featured in atGuelph
More SOFAM excellence!! Please do read this feature story on our Bremen exchange students on the at Guelph site - warmest thanks to Monica Tap for all of the hard work she does in connection with Bremen!
Also see Students from Bremen study in Guelph.
In the Gallery with Margot Irvine
Women's Voices from the Archives
Wednesday November 26, 2014
12:15pm, Macdonald Stewart Art Centre
358 Gordon St, Guelph, ON
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History: MA Student Emily Pauw on Crime Reporting in 19th Century Scotland
When History Masters student Emily Pauw worked at U of G’s library, she often read crime stories in the newspaper during her lunch break. When she couldn’t find enough current crimes to read about, she turned to archival newspapers from the mid-1800s and became interested in how crimes were reported back then.
“I’ve always been interested in reading about crime,” says the 2014 master’s graduate in history. And since working in the library, she developed an interest in old newspapers.
Pauw focused her master’s research on Scotland’s Aberdeen Journal between 1845 and 1850 because of the many social and legal developments happening in the country at that time...
read the rest of the story @Guelph
MA Student Emily Pauw on Crime Reporting in 19th Century Scotland
When History Masters student Emily Pauw worked at U of G’s library, she often read crime stories in the newspaper during her lunch break. When she couldn’t find enough current crimes to read about, she turned to archival newspapers from the mid-1800s and became interested in how crimes were reported back then.
“I’ve always been interested in reading about crime,” says the 2014 master’s graduate in history. And since working in the library, she developed an interest in old newspapers.
Pauw focused her master’s research on Scotland’s Aberdeen Journal between 1845 and 1850 because of the many social and legal developments happening in the country at that time...
read the rest of the story @Guelph
In the Gallery with Margot Irvine
Wednesday November 26, 2014
12:15pm, Macdonald Stewart Art Centre
358 Gordon St, Guelph, ON
Join us for a public talk:
Women's Voices from the Archives