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Celebrating Women Artists!
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The Department of English is launching an online Creative Writing Webzine, The Write Stuff. We are seeking submissions from students, faculty and staff for poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and anything else! Please send submissions to: cwsubmit@uleth.ca.
For more info please contact Dr. David Kootnikoff.
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The Department of English will be hosting our Open Mic Session on Friday, March 8th at 4:00 p.m. in AH-100 (Andy's Place, Anderson Hall). Featuring: Niitsitapi Artist, Tatiana Weasel Moccasin AND Kainai Storyteller, Iisoimaahkaa/Driving Along the Beach/Blair Many Fingers.
Hope to see you there!
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La teoría del todo todo (The Theory of Everything Everything) — a comedy in one act (IN SPANISH) by Marc Egea
Performed by Spanish Students
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The French Language Centre Presents Thomas Sandoz - What Does It Mean To Be A Swiss French-Speaking Author In 2024? Join us for the presentation, sandwiches and drinks.
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Join us for Indigenous Awareness Week — March 11-15, 2024, as we celebrate the rich cultural heritage, beliefs and aspirations of Indigenous Peoples everywhere!
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The Department of English is hosting a free four-day workshop (April 22 to 25) called "Digital Humanities for Beginners." It is for students, researchers, and educators in subjects like literature, philosophy, art, history, and the social sciences. If you want to know how to use computers to explore these areas, this workshop is for you!
Topics covered include techniques for different purposes like creating maps, analyzing texts, and making visualizations and helpful advice on how to manage a project.
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This round table brings together the editors and authors of the “Symposium on Anti-Racist and Anti-Colonial Theorizing” which was published in The Canadian Review of Sociology (CRS/RCS) (May 2023 Issue).
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You won't want to miss the Opening Ceremony for Indigenous Awareness Week! Please come celebrate with us!
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Join the Drama 2100 class in a special film screening of 'Iniskim — Return of the Buffalo,' followed by a Q&A with Amethyst First Rider, co-producer.