Notice Board

Renewal (March 19 - April 6)

And the Birds Rained Down (Il pleuvait des oiseaux) (Québec, Louise Archambault, 2019)

The lives of three elderly hermits living in the woods of Québec are shaken up by the arrival of two women. One is an octogenarian who has been unjustly institutionalised her whole life; the other is a photographer tracing the impact of recent devastating fires. (In French with English subtitles) Watch Film

Film screening of the 2016 documentary "Migrant Dreams"

Emancipation (February 25 - March 17)

The Last Supper (La última cena) (Cuba, Tomás Gutiérrez Alea, 1976)

Social Confinement, Social Change (January 29 - February 23)

Les Misérables (France, Ladj Ly, 2019)

Join our live conversation from the new exhibition, “Processes of Remediation: Art, Relationships, Nature” with artist Alana Barton and curator Josephine Mills, via Zoom Webinar.

The Great Beyond (January 11-27)

After Life (Wandafuru Raifu, ワンダフルライフ) (Japan, Hirokazu Kore-eda, 1998)

The Public Physics Lecture for January 15, 2021, will start at 2 p.m. MST.

The Fascinating, Weird World of Quantum Matter

Karen Hallberg
Recorded on 2020/12/02

You are more than welcome to join us.

Please contact Catherine Drenth catherine.drenth@uleth.ca for the zoom link.

EndNote is citation management software which can help you manage, organize and use your research literature. It integrates with Microsoft Word (and selected other word processing software) so that you can "cite-while-you-write" using your choice of citation styles. EndNote is available for both Windows and Mac computers. We will be using the latest version in the Windows/PC environment with Microsoft Word.

With Dr. Sienna Caspar, Associate Professor, Therapeutic Recreation, Faculty of Health Sciences

Panel discussion of "We are the Roots: Black Settlers and their Experiences of Discrimination on the Canadian Prairies" and "The Black Prairie Archives: An Anthology"