Past Events

Students will have the opportunity to meet others who share their interests or simply their curiosity. The informal environment allows for organic relationship-building, whether students are discussing their favourite celestial objects, their academic interests, or simply their experiences so far at university. Upper-year members of the Astronomy Club will also play a mentorship role during the event.

Are you about to start a chemistry-based major, or simply enjoy activities related to science? Either way, join the Chem Club to make your own Mason Jar Lava Lamps! Drop in to enjoy this easy science-based craft, meet other students starting in your program and get to know the members of the UofG Chem Club! You'll also be able to take your DIY lava lamp home with you to add to your residence decor, and refreshments will be provided.  Learn more.

Feeling lucky? Come join the CEPS Student Council for a surprise Spin-the-Wheel Giveaway — a quick and exciting pop-up event designed to add some fun to your day! Whether you're on your way to class or just passing by, stop in for your chance to spin the wheel and snag a prize. No losing spots here — everyone wins! Learn more.

Enjoy a wide variety of board games, free ice cream, and the chance to connect with upper-year student reps from engineering, chemistry, computer science, math, and physics. Ask questions, get advice, and meet new friends in a fun, relaxed setting! Learn more.

Join CBS in hosting its next speaker in the Ann Oaks Lecture in Biological Sciences series. Dr. Lewis Kay, professor of molecular genetics, biochemistry and chemistry at the University of Toronto and senior scientist in the Molecular Medicine program at the Hospital for Sick Children, will present Going Beyond the AlphaFold and Cryo-EM Era to Understand the Dynamic Molecules of Biology. Learn more and register.

High school teachers are encouraged to bring their students to compete as teams of four in BattleSTEM, a high-energy day of STEM challenges at the University of Guelph! Students will compete in engaging, hands-on events, connect with like-minded peers, and experience university life—all while putting their STEM skills to the test. Schools from across Southern Ontario will be their competition. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to challenge your students and inspire their passion for STEM!

Current undergraduate and graduate students are welcome to join us for an inspiring online session with CEPS alumni Scott VanBommel, now a Senior Research Scientist at Washington University in St. Louis! Hear about Scott’s journey from U of G to planetary science Get real-world advice for launching your own career Learn how your degree can open unexpected doors

The College of Arts, in partnership with the International Institute for Critical Studies and Improvisation (IICSI), are excited to announce to announce our 3rd panel in the Why Arts Matter research speaker series, an exploration of the intersections between disciplines, expertise, and themes that impact individual experiences, social life, and culture.

Hosted by the University of Guelph—one of Canada’s top-ranked institutions for Food Science and Technology—this event continues to push the boundaries of food innovation, fostering collaboration between academia and the food industry.

The last One Health seminar of the winter semester will be on Wednesday, April 9 at 12:30 featuring Dr. Whitney Preisser, Assistant Professor at Kennesaw State University, Georgia, USA. This webinar will be on Teams only.