Sketches and Studies from Across Canada
January 10, 2026
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An Indigenous-led exploration into Artificial Intelligence
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Kick off 2026 with Pronghorns basketball!
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Monsters, Bandits and Prostitutes in Latin American Cinema - HPST3800/SPAN3850
This course offers students an overview of some of the major theoretical questions of Marxist critical theory. No prior knowledge is assumed. Open to students from all disciplines who possess third-year standing.
The Marlowe seminar will explore the work of (arguably) the second most significant playwright in the language.
Beginning January 19, 2026, Arts & Science Academic Advising drop-in hours are changing!
Fundamentals of Spanish Communication - SPAN2100A
Francophone Visual Cultures - FREN3200A
The Chrome River and Chrome River SNAP apps are being replaced by one unified app, Emburse Enterprise.
Learn about Japan’s rich visual culture and the interplay between religion, aesthetics and society.
Join the Faculty of Fine Arts in a new research creation course and learn how to create engaging scholarly work in dynamic audiovisual formats.
Indigenous Literature - Advanced - INDG3605/ENGL3605
How have writers used literary forms to tell feminist stories or imagine feminist futures? In this class, we will read various stories of adventurous and resilient women and gender-diverse characters.
Indigenous Erotica as Embodied Sovereignty - INDG4850
This seminar will use literature, art, pop culture and sport to look at two inter-related topics:
SnackRadar is a platform available on both campuses that connects students with free food at events, helping to reduce food waste and address food insecurity through one simple solution.