Researchers from Guelph History Dept are exploring the 'Many Stories of Duff House' - a unique partnership with Historic Environment Scotland. Gavin Hughes (MA '24) has been the lead student researcher with Kevin James, working with Dr Laura Harrison and a team at the stately Duff House. University of Guelph UoG_ARTS

Congratulations to Dr. Alan McDougall for his insights in Al Jazeera's article on the Germany vs. Spain Euro 2024 quarterfinal which explores how this match reopens the East-West football divide! Read more: uoguel.ph/qasnq University of Guelph

#UofG students look to set sail. ⛵️ Joining Indigenous and non-Indigenous allies for the Two Row on the Grand canoe trip, honouring a 400-year-old peace treaty between the Haudenosaunee and Dutch settlers. Learn more: uoguel.ph/n6g24

Clans and Scottish Societies of Canada is offering paid volunteer opportunities at Highland events this summer! July 20: Cambridge July 27: Uxbridge Aug 3: Maxville Aug 4: Montreal Aug 10-11: Fergus Email [email protected] for more information. Honorarium provided! University of Guelph

What are the implications of cheating in the world of sports? On the heels of the recent Canada Soccer drone spying incident, College of Arts Dean Samantha Brennan shares ethical perspectives on this hot topic with CBC: uoguel.ph/b7tc3 University of Guelph News Dr. Samantha Brennan

Will you be joining the College of Arts as a new student this September? We’re so excited to welcome you! Follow along with us this week on Instagram @uofg_arts to learn about the many resources we have available to support a smooth and enjoyable transition for you!

Are you curious about rewarding work opportunities in the field of linguistics and translation? Dr. Rosario Gomez and Dr. Gray Umphrey’s collaboration to translate the classic Spanish novel, "A Tale of Formic Proportions" is an inspiring example!

Congratulations to Dr. Alena Barysevich (School of Languages and Literatures) who received an Associate Vice-President (Academic) Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Grant to recognize her groundbreaking research in the realm of teaching innovation! uoguel.ph/60bhi

Congratulations to Troy Hourie, renowned scenographer and installation artist and associate professor, School of English and Theatre Studies, who received a Research Excellence Award for his research, training, and knowledge mobilization accomplishments! uoguel.ph/zf7tw

Last week, Dr. Rowan Bell (College of Arts) and Sofie Vlaad (PhD Candidate, Queens University) hosted the "Trans/Feminist Philosophy: Past, Presents, and Futures" conference which provided a vital space for discussions on trans/feminist philosophy amid rising anti-trans rhetoric.

#UofG | "Pizza’s evolution in Canada mimics the ebbs and flows in immigration practices." Dr. Rebecca Beausaert speaks to @NationalPost about the history of pizza in Canada🍕 UoG_ARTS Guelph History Dept @RebeccaBeau14 Read more: nationalpost.com/feature/canadi…

Attention up-and-coming artists seeking support while establishing careers in the arts! You may qualify for the Guelph Emerging Artist Mentorship Project! Applications are being accepted until September 15. Learn more at uoguel.ph/p2a5d.

It's time for Gryphons Read! This year's selection is "And Then She Fell" by Alicia Elliott, a Mohawk writer and editor. The book explores "Native life, motherhood and mental health..." Learn more at uoguel.ph/200jb. #Haudenosaunee #IndigenousAuthor

Are you an upper year student who identifies as Black or racialized? Register for the Creating Opportunities for Racial Equity (CORE) Mentorship Program to meet Black or racialized professionals, staff or faculty in your area of interest! Learn more at uoguel.ph/core!

The Department of Philosophy invites you to a talk by Dr. Alison Reiheld, Philosophy professor at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, on Sept. 13 at 4 p.m. in room 114 of the MacKinnon Building. Dr. Reiheld will explore self-improvement in a messy world and much more!

You are invited to an upcoming talk on Sept. 18 by Métis professor and architect Dr. David Fortin on Critical Relationalism by Design. Today is the last day to register for the event! View the Instagram post by University of Guelphindigenous at instagram.com/p/C_vY5BMu1cI/… to learn more! @uofg

CBC recommends "Songs for the Brokenhearted," a novel written by Ayelet Tsabari, faculty member in the College of Arts! The novel explores a Yemeni Israeli woman's return to Israel after her mother's death to uncover forgotten family stories. Learn more: uoguel.ph/0a2n1