Past Events

MA Thesis Title: "Doing Development Justice:                             Corruption, Non-ideal Theory, and Global Justice"   ALL ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND (in person)

MA thesis title "Reimagining the Lord Mayor's Shows: Constructing a 3-D Model of Bower's Tomb from Anthony Munday's Chrysanaleia (1616)"

Thesis Title: "Strangers in NeoAristotelian Ethics,                         Metaethics and Politics" ALL ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND

MA thesis title "Nationalist and Feminist Propaganda in Manchukuo’s Early Period and the Response: Focus on the Educational System, Mass Media, and Literary Works"

Please join us for the exhibit launch of Truth or Treason? Sources for the Study of the Jacobites featuring special guest speaker, Dr. Leith Davis. The University of Guelph’s renowned Scottish Studies Collection boasts an outstanding array of Jacobite-related materials that speak to the complexity of the Jacobite movement, the deep divisions it generated, and broad alliances in which it was implicated. Details and registration are available on Eventbrite:

The History Society will be hosting its last event of the semester, a book auction from 5:30 to 8 pm on Thursday, March 30th at the Bullring! The event will be MC’d by Megan Gamble, as well as Professors Kevin James and Linda Mahood! The History Society will also give away prizes and food throughout the evening. Please keep in mind that accepted payment methods will only be etransfer, small bills ($5 & $10), loonies and toonies.

For more information contact: Professor Dorothy Odartey-Wellington at dodartey@uoguelph.ca

We are excited to announce that the 2023 Tri-University Conference, “Imagining a New History: Interventions in Historical Research” has been rescheduled. The new conference date is Saturday, March 25th, 2023, from 9am to 6pm. We hope to continue with the same schedule currently posted on the website, but this may change depending on panelists’ availability.

Bachelor of Arts and Science Degree Program Continues to Innovate: 20 Years old and going strong   BAS History