Notice Board

Treats for Coyote: Visions of Arcadia in the New World

A brief survey of the artistic practice of Mary Anne Barkhouse and how it relates to the human and natural history of Canada, with a special focus on the Indigenous perspective of both.

The Department of History Colloquium presents:

Getting Graphic with the Past:  Art, Activism, and Public History (see attached poster for details)
Speaker:  Dr. Sean Carleton (Interdisciplinary Historian, Assistant Professor in the Department of General Education at Mount Royal University, Treaty 7).
Day/Date:  Friday, October 27, 2017
Location:  B-650
Time:  3:00 p .m.
Everyone is welcome.

An exhibition of Amsterdam artist Karin Van Dam’s response to Southern Alberta's coal mining past.

The University of Lethbridge Composers Forum presents

New Music for Voices
World New Music Days 2017
Live Concert Stream

4 to 6 pm
Saturday, Nov. 4
Casa (230 8th Street South)

Free admission

The Canadian chapter of the International Society of Contemporary Music streams live music during the World New Music Days 2017. Join us for a live concert broadcast, featuring the Vancouver Chamber Choir and Elektra Women’s Choir.

The goal of the tour is to promote the science and application of geophysics and to highlight a topic of current interest.

Asian Studies (as part of the Asian Culture Days, International Education Week) is pleased to present the movie screening of the following.  Prof. Sameer Deshpande (Faculty of Management) will introduce the film and moderate the question and answer session.

Title:  "Udta Punjab"
Day/Date:  Wednesday, November 8, 2017
Location:  PE-250
Time:  6:30 p.m.

Tampopo (タンポポ) (Japan, Juso Itami, 1985). Thurs 26 Oct & Wed 1 Nov @ 4:30.

In this spoof of a spaghetti Western, a young widow revolutionises her ramen noodle shop with the help of a passing trucker, a retired master, and a bit of spying. Other outrageous food-centered anecdotes emerge against this backdrop. A legend in the food film genre. Rated “R”. (In Japanese with English subtitles).

Get the flu shot before the flu gets you!

Join us for an informative talk.

This evening will be filled with fun Halloween based hands-on science activities sure to excite and engage the younger generation, followed by some captivating and explosive demonstrations.