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As part of International Planning Project course, students from the School of Urban and Regional Planning travel and work in Auroville, India.

�鶹���� professor Dorothy Cotton awarded Order of Ontario for her work with law enforcement and mental health agencies.

Associate professor of musicology and ethnomusicology Kip Pegley takes a closer look at the role of Olympic theme music for broadcasters.

An English castle, Jimi Hendrix, and a dive into sixties counterculture; all in a day’s work for one Undergraduate Student Summer Research Fellow.

Practice your “Boozhoo” (Anishinaabe for “greetings”) and “Miigwetch” (“thank you”) and learn about Indigenous cultures in a new �鶹����’s program.

The Faculty of Arts and Science has launched a Pre-Doctoral Fellowship program to recognize outstanding scholarship among Indigenous PhD candidates.

Richard Ascough is the university’s ninth faculty member to be named a national teaching fellow.

As the �鶹����’s National Scholar in Political Philosophy and Critical Prison Studies Lisa Guenther brings international experience to the position.

A new bi-weekly radio show called Blind Date with Knowledge launching this month on �鶹����'s radio station CFRC.

�鶹����’s has committed to hiring 200 new faculty members over the next five years. Meet Felicia Magpantay, one of the new members of our community.