Past Events

SOLAL Homecoming Enjoy complimentary refreshments and ligh t finger foods as you reconnect with alumni & faculty. RSVP by Thursday Se ptember 22, 2011 to eventrsvp@uoguelph.ca or call 519-824-4120 x56934

Event runs from 9am-4pm. Private event - Atrium is closed tothe public.

On Friday, September 23 at 2:30 in MacKinnon Extension 2020, Sarah Shropshire will defend her Master's Major Research Paper: "'Fallen 'Neath the Spell of Suntan': The Emergence and Evolution of Women's Suntan Culture in English Canada, 1880-1939." Get the abstract: .pdf  

Decentralized Dance Party manifesto: Boomboxes, Anarchy, and t he Commons Free Talk

Moral Coherence and Value Pluralism Dr. Patricia Marino is fro m the University of Waterloo.

Antjie Krog is an award-winning South African poet, journalist and translator. She is the author of Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

The Benefits from Honey Bees: Honey, Pollination, and Rural Li velihoods Bring your lunch - Cookies and Drinks provided

Atrium and Second Cup remain open to the public.

The 2011 Scottish Studies Fall Colloquium takes place 17 September 2011 in The Science Complex at the University of Guelph. (Please note that it will NOT be held in Rozanski Hall this year.) Historiographer Royal of Scotland, T.C. Smout will present the annual Jill McKenzie Lecture. The talk is titled, "Exploring the environmental history of the Firth of Forth."