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5 questions on the value of reading and studying children’s literature, with Dr. Elizabeth Galway
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5 questions on a biophysicist’s perspective on virus research with Trushar Patel
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5 questions on how research on Dickens can overlap with other fields in the humanities, especially Canadian history, translation and Jewish studies with Dr. Goldie Morgentaler
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Join chemistry and biochemistry professor, Dr. Trushar Patel, as he explores How not to get viral: Understanding the communication between viruses and humans.
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Join sociology professor, Dr. Trevor Harrison, as he explores The Promise and Peril of Populism.
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Join English professor, Dr. Elizabeth Galway, as she explores What’s So Childish about Children’s Stories? Exploring the Complex World of Literature for Young Readers.
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Join biological sciences professor emeritus, Dr. Gail Michener, as she explores Love Them, Despise Them, Study Them. An outsider’s perspective on an iconic prairie animal.
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Join women and gender studies professor, Dr. Glenda Bonifacio, as she explores Communities and disasters: associative acts and total escape?
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5 questions on avian communication, vocal interactions, and animal behaviour with Dr. David Logue
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Knitting at Noon from the safety of our homes.