Features

In today's Where Are They Wednesday, we are following up with a previous alumni feature - Rachael Bell-Irving!

Many wonderful things have been written about Alan McKenzie’s life and legacy, and there is no doubt he leaves behind a hole in the hearts of all those who knew him, especially his loving family and friends. Alan will also be remembered here at Guelph with no small degree of fondness. As a founding member and former President of the Scottish Studies Foundation, he has been instrumental in the development and success of Guelph’s Centre for Scottish Studies. He played a key role in organizing the endowment for the university’s Chair of Scottish Studies, without which there would be no Centre and likely no Scottish Studies at the University. As a result of Alan’s dedication and unceasing support, our Centre has been firmly established as the foremost research centre of its kind in North America. Our activities are the legacy of Alan and his fellow SSF members, who believe in our purpose and mandate to research, write, and instill others with our love of Scottish Studies. [continue reading full memorial]

We asked MFA alumni with new books out what they’re reading, and what they'd recommend...

Today's feature is on Stephanie Blunt - a prosthetics & orthotics technician and new author! 

Today's featured alumna is a 2015 Philosophy graduate and the current Executive Director of Silence, Guelph.

Today's alumni spotlight is on someone who is quite familiar to the spotlight already - Sportnet's Jeff Marek! 

Today's alumni feature is on 1997 BA graduate Veronica Austen, current Associate Dean and Associate Professor at St. Jerome's University.

Today's feature showcases TV Producer and Daily News Anchor Jessica Clarke!

The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open wins Best Canadian Film from the TFCA.