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Past Events
March 2020
Tue., Mar. 17 ― The 2020 Stapleford Lecture
January 2020
Thu., Jan. 23 ― The Woodrow Lloyd Lecture will no longer be taking place
November 2019
Tue., Nov. 19 ― Religious Studies Ideas Series
September 2019
Tue., Sep. 24 ― Law Foundation Lecture
February 2019
October 2018
March 2018
Tue., Mar. 27 ― The Trade Puzzle: What Should Canada Do?
Wed., Mar. 21 ― The 2018 Stapleford Lecture
February 2018
Thu., Feb. 15 ― The 2018 Woodrow Lloyd Lecture
November 2017
Wed., Nov. 1 ― The Unsolved Riddle(s) of Stephen Leacock
April 2017
Wed., Apr. 12 ― The 2017 Barbara Powell Lecture
March 2017
Mon., Mar. 27 ― Islamophobia and Muslim Women in Canada
January 2017
Fri., Jan. 27 ― Anti-Socratic Perspectives
Thu., Jan. 26 ― American Politics in the Age of Donald Trump
December 2016
Tue., Dec. 6 ― Open Minds: Cruising the Kula Network
November 2016
Thu., Nov. 10 ― Don't Panic - A Lecture by Gwynne Dyer
October 2016
Fri., Oct. 28 ― America Decides 2016
Wed., Oct. 5 ― The Current State of the Middle East
April 2016
Wed., Apr. 20 ― Max and Pearl Herman Lecture
February 2016
Wed., Feb. 24 ― The 2016 Woodrow Lloyd Lecture
January 2016
Wed., Jan. 20 ― Open Minds Discussion Series
November 2015
October 2015
Tue., Oct. 6 ― Staying in the Field: Why Face to Face Journalism Matters
September 2015
Wed., Sep. 30 ― Smart Policing and the Challenge of Translational Criminology
Wed., Sep. 9 ― First Day of Classes for Fall 2015 Term
May 2015
Mon., May. 4 ― First day of SS2015 Term
April 2015
Thu., Apr. 30 ― 2015 Religious Studies Student Conference
March 2015
Mon., Mar. 30 ― The Armenians, the Holocaust, and Rwanda: Where Was Empathy?
Fri., Mar. 27 ― The great actor now upon the stage: performance and identity at the impeachment of the Earl of Strafford
Thu., Mar. 26 ― 2015 Stapleford Lecture: The fierce urgency of now
Thu., Mar. 26 ― 2015 Winter Economics Conference
Wed., Mar. 25 ― Economic Outlook for Canada and Saskatchewan
Tue., Mar. 24 ― Climate Crisis, Media Alternative - What kind of journalism do we need for a planetary emergency
Mon., Mar. 23 ― What we owe to what we read
Fri., Mar. 20 ― The Prime Minister's Office and the Decline of Democracy
Wed., Mar. 18 ― The role of the Parliamentary Budget Officer
Tue., Mar. 17 ― The use of unmanned aerial vehicles for environmental protection, monitoring and research
Thu., Mar. 12 ― Conversations about the End of Time
Sat., Mar. 7 ― Wellbeing Workshop
Fri., Mar. 6 ― 'Farewell to Cotia': The English Folk Revival, the 'Pit Elegy' and the Nationalization of British Coal, 1947-70
Thu., Mar. 5 ― International Aid: a route to development or waste?
Thu., Mar. 5 ― Working Issues: Economic and political developments and the road ahead for Canadian workers
Tue., Mar. 3 ― What can we expect of Parliament? with Andrew Scheer
February 2015
Sat., Feb. 28 ― Wellbeing Workshop
Fri., Feb. 27 ― Orlene Murad Academic Discussion
Fri., Feb. 27 ― They Read the Writing on the Wall: The Orientalist - encounter with India's inscriptions
Tue., Feb. 17 - Fri., Feb. 20 ― Arts CARES 2015
Mon., Feb. 9 ― Social Anxiety, Mayanism and Mayan Time Keeping
Tue., Feb. 3 ― The New Global Security Agenda
January 2015
Mon., Jan. 26 ― What is it like to be you?
Fri., Jan. 23 ― Idle Talk Speaker Series
Wed., Jan. 21 ― Woodrow Lloyd Lecture - Reconciliation: the children's version
Tue., Jan. 20 ― A Moment in Time: DNA (Descendant Native Americans) ~ A Visual Essay on Preserving Tribal Traditions
Tue., Jan. 13 ― Benjamin Tal: Post-Recession Economy
December 2014
Wed., Dec. 24 - Thu., Jan. 1 ― University Closed for Winter Break
November 2014
Thu., Nov. 27 ― Petroleum and the World’s Hot Spots: Is there a connection?
Wed., Nov. 26 ― Globetrotting or Global Citizenship: Perils and Potential of International Service Learning
Mon., Nov. 24 ― Demonstrative Reference and Speaker Intentions
Mon., Nov. 17 ― Inside Afghanistan: Mellissa Fung on Reporting from One of the World’s Most Fragile States
Fri., Nov. 14 ― The Despair and Hope of the Imago Dei: Lordship, Judgment, and Mercy in Aronofsky's Noah
Wed., Nov. 12 ― Centenary Reflections Lecture
Mon., Nov. 10 ― Faces of War
Fri., Nov. 7 ― Celebrating the Humanities - Celebrate HRI Research Fellows
Wed., Nov. 5 ― Celebrating the Humanities - Celebrate Writers!
Wed., Nov. 5 ― Freedom 55 Financial Career Information Session
October 2014
Thu., Oct. 30 - Thu., Oct. 30 ― Special Lecture by Bob Rae
Wed., Oct. 29 ― Celebrating the Humanities - Reading by Jeanette Lynes
Tue., Oct. 28 ― Earth Democracy
Mon., Oct. 27 ― Privacy and Deception
Fri., Oct. 24 ― Dickens and the Legacies of the Revolutionary Era
Thu., Oct. 23 - Thu., Oct. 23 ― Law Foundation of Saskatchewan Lecture
Wed., Oct. 22 ― Centenary Reflections Lecture - Psychological and Economic Dimensions of the Great War
Wed., Oct. 15 ― Centenary Reflections Lecture - Brushes with Death: The Great War and the Group of Seven
Wed., Oct. 15 ― Many Revelations, Many Voices: Religion, the Late Medieval University, and Some Challenges for Today
Tue., Oct. 14 ― Women's History Month
Wed., Oct. 8 ― History of Beer Night
Wed., Oct. 1 ― Keeping an Eye on Things
September 2014
Mon., Sep. 29 - Mon., Sep. 29 ― To Pray for Prey or Flail the Tail - Investigations into the Ecology of the Gray Whale
Wed., Sep. 24 ― Centenary Reflections Lecture
Thu., Sep. 18 ― Shining a Light in Dark Corners: Why Good Journalism Matters
Thu., Sep. 18 ― The Economics of Beer
Thu., Sep. 18 ― Round Table and Discussion on Bill C-36 ... Proposed Changes to Canada's Prostitution Laws
Tue., Sep. 16 ― O.D. Skelton and the Work of Scholars
Wed., Sep. 10 ― The First World War: Why Did It Happen?
May 2014
Thu., May. 15 ― Science Pub Lecture: Waking Nightmares
April 2014
Mon., Apr. 28 - Tue., Apr. 29 ― Religious Studies Department Undergraduate/Graduate Student Conference
Wed., Apr. 23 ― FASD at the Frontline: Dialogue and Strategies for New Outcomes
Tue., Apr. 1 ― Philosophy Café
March 2014
Mon., Mar. 31 - Mon., Mar. 31 ― The Prairie: American Myths and Movies
Wed., Mar. 26 - Wed., Mar. 26 ― Centenary Reflections Lecture
Fri., Mar. 21 ― Ukraine 2014: Revolution and Crisis - a panel discussion
Mon., Mar. 17 ― Book Launch: Svend Robinson - A Life In Politics
Fri., Mar. 14 - Fri., Mar. 14 ― The Boundaries of Fiction
Thu., Mar. 13 ― 2014 Stapleford Lecture
Wed., Mar. 12 ― 2014 Minifie Lecture
Fri., Mar. 7 - Fri., Mar. 7 ― Anthropology Workshop/Conference
Thu., Mar. 6 - Thu., Mar. 6 ― Rethinking Cannibalism: Sensory Ecologies of Death in Amazonia and Beyond
February 2014
Fri., Feb. 28 - Fri., Feb. 28 ― Orlene Murad Discussion Series
Wed., Feb. 26 - Wed., Feb. 26 ― Centenary Reflections Lecture
Mon., Feb. 24 ― Sex, Drugs and iPhones: Can public figures have private lives?
Thu., Feb. 20 - Thu., Feb. 20 ― Making Ripples Workshop
Tue., Feb. 18 ― Philosophy Cafe
Wed., Feb. 12 ― 2014 Woodrow Lloyd Lecture
Fri., Feb. 7 ― Religious Studies Ideas Series
Tue., Feb. 4 ― Political Trial of Fethulla Gulen
Mon., Feb. 3 ― 2014 Law Foundation Lecture
November 2013
Wed., Nov. 27 ― 1914: A Turning Point in History and Culture
Tue., Nov. 26 ― Liberal Arts in the 21st Century: Core Values or Value Added?
October 2013
Thu., Oct. 24 ― From Backpack to Briefcase
Thu., Oct. 3 ― Remembering the Great War 100 Years After
Tue., Oct. 1 ― Washington Centre Internship Information Session
September 2013
Wed., Sep. 25 ― University From the Inside Out and Outside In
August 2013
May 2013
Fri., May. 17 ― Roadside Memorials (Re)Presented
April 2013
Fri., Apr. 5 ― Everything Religious Studies
March 2013
Wed., Mar. 27 ― Séminaires du Département de français
Tue., Mar. 26 ― Philosopy Cafe
Tue., Mar. 19 ― 2013 Minifie Lecture
Mon., Mar. 18 ― The 2013 Stapleford Lecture
Thu., Mar. 14 ― Brain Awareness Week Film Screening
Thu., Mar. 14 ― Informed Opinions
Mon., Mar. 11 ― The Max and Pearl Herman Lecture Series
Fri., Mar. 8 ― International Women's Day Event
Thu., Mar. 7 ― Centre on Aging and Health Distinguished Lecture
Tue., Mar. 5 ― Philosophy Cafe
Fri., Mar. 1 ― Religious Studies Ideas Series
February 2013
Wed., Feb. 6 ― 2013 Woodrow Lloyd Lecture
January 2013
Tue., Jan. 22 ― Philosophy Cafe
Fri., Jan. 18 ― History Colloquium
Mon., Jan. 14 ― J-School Presents Sylvia McAdam