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The second annual Isabel Human Rights Arts Festival brings a diverse series of events to the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts.

Indigenous Law Students' Alliance and the Office of Indigenous Initiatives hosts candlelight vigil.

Associate professor of musicology and ethnomusicology Kip Pegley takes a closer look at the role of Olympic theme music for broadcasters.

�ʹ�����’s Law students get help with customized career planning through the Career Development Office.

Gaels dominate in capturing their fourth-straight provincial championship, this time on home court.

An English castle, Jimi Hendrix, and a dive into sixties counterculture; all in a day’s work for one Undergraduate Student Summer Research Fellow.

Practice your “Boozhoo” (Anishinaabe for “greetings”) and “Miigwetch” (“thank you”) and learn about Indigenous cultures in a new �ʹ�����’s program.

A flag recognizing the partnership between Smith School of Business and the Canadian Olympic Committee will fly in front of Goodes Hall for the duration of the Games.

�ʹ����� offers a wide range of supports for community members, including the Employee and Family Assistance Program (EFAP) provided by Homewood Health.

Richard Ascough is the university’s ninth faculty member to be named a national teaching fellow.