Thu November 6, 2025
Today's Events
Ânskohk Indigenous Literature Festival
Nov 6-8, 2025Writing as resistance and resurgence
Ongoing Events
Dawit L. Petros: From the Edge of the Horizon II
Sep 5 - Dec 12, 2025An exhibition of works that chart Petros' longstanding inquiry into geography, identity and migration
Rounding (IV): moving towards collection
Sep 12, 2025 - Mar 31, 2026An exhibition featuring works by Augustus Kenderdine, Joshua Bonnetta and other contributors
Community Arts and Artisanship Program Graduation Exhibition
Oct 27 - Nov 7, 2025Works by graduating certificate students in the non-credit Community Arts and Artisanship Program
Upcoming Events
Philosophy in the Community: Generative AI and Intellectual Property Rights
Nov 14, 2025A public talk by Will Buschert, sessional lecturer in philosophy
Book Launch: Aurora, Afterwards, and Other Stories
Nov 15, 2025A new short story collection by Dr. Julio Torres-Recinos (PhD), professor in the Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultural Studies
Discovering the Amatis
Nov 16, 2025The November concert in the 2025-26 Amati Concert Series features the Thalea String Quartet
Greystone Theatre: Hamletmachine
Nov 19-29, 2025The past is questioned and deconstructed in Heiner Müller’s dense and complex play
The Hidden Costs of High Notes: Detangling Music Health Narratives
Nov 19, 2025A talk and performance in the Fine Arts Research Lecture Series (FARLS) in Music by Dr. Betty Allison (DMA)
Making Love with the Apocalypse: Oji-Cree Epistemologies and Indigiqueer Futurisms
Nov 20, 2025A talk in the Feminist Futurities Speaker Series by author Dr. Joshua Whitehead (PhD)
(DATE CHANGED) Mathematics and Statistics Colloquium
Nov 21, 2025“Accounting for Changing Behaviour in Bayesian Epidemic Models” by Dr. Madeline Ward (PhD)
Variable Markups, Incomplete Pass-Throughs, and R&D Misallocation
Nov 21, 2025A talk in the Economics Speaker Series by Jean-Félix Brouillette, HEC Montreal
7 Nights of History: The Rise and Fall of Exodus International: Evangelists for the Ex-Gay Movement
Nov 26, 2025A community lecture by Dr. Andrea Ens (PhD) of the Department of History
Literature Matters: Can a Robot Be a Poet? Navigating AI in Today’s University
Nov 26, 2025A public talk by a panel of Department of English members