UNIV*1300 Digital Wisdom: How to Use AI Critically and Responsibly explores effective use of AI in professional and academic contexts, how to think critically to evaluate AI-generated content and how to apply an ethical lens to AI challenges. Learn more:

RT @UofGuelphNews: It is time to shift the narrative around the climate crisis and bring forth a sense of optimism 🌎 . That's the goal of a….

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Philosophy Talk | This Sunday, at 11 a.m. on KALW 91.7 FM & worldwide at |.Joshua & Ray explore the life and thought of the originator of the Trolley Problem, Philippa Foot, with Dr. John Hacker-Wright (@uofg) , author of Philippa Foot’s Moral Thought.

RT @sauga960am: 📻 Tonight at 6pm on Sauga 960 AM!. On the Brian Crombie Radio Hour, @briancrombie interviews Professor Jacqueline Murray f….

RT @uofg: Happy #IndigenousHistoryMonth! This is a time to learn about the depth & diversity of First Nations, Inuit & Métis cultures, lang….

RT @uofg: Happy #PrideMonth! Join us as we celebrate the remarkable contributions and achievements of the LGBTQ2IA+ community at #UofG and….

Explore "Freedom in Print" and learn about Black Canadian abolitionist history at the Chatham-Kent Black Mecca Museum. This archival project was co-developed by Dr. Deirdre McCorkindale, assistant professor, Department of History. See the collection:

Congratulations to College of Arts Alumnus Rosheeka Parahoo, whose insights on Canadian music's link to Canada's identity and the needs for increased complexity in and funding for music and the arts in Canada were recently quoted by Billboard Canada!

RT @sauga960am: Tonight at 6 PM on Sauga 960 AM!. On the Brian Crombie Radio Hour, @briancrombie interviews Professor Jacqueline Murray abo….

“If I were to sum up the themes in my work in a single word, it would be ‘dreams,’” U of G Studio Art graduate, Alison Postma, shared in a "The Globe and Mail" piece: Their art will be featured in the Contact Photography Festival:

RT @UoG_ARTS: Don’t miss “Technology,” the next “Why Arts Matter” panel talk, in the ImprovLab on Apr. 24 at 4 p.m. Panelists: Dr. Susan Br….

Congratulations to Sophia Lane, PhD candidate, Critical Studies in Improvisation, and Sofia Mayer Piriz, MA, History, the College of Arts Three-Minute Thesis College Heat finalists who are off to the U of G Campus Finals on Apr. 24! #3MT #Thesis #3MTthesis

Don’t miss “Technology,” the next “Why Arts Matter” panel talk, in the ImprovLab on Apr. 24 at 4 p.m. Panelists: Dr. Susan Brown and Dr. Donald Bruce, professors, and Dr. Peter Kuling and Dr. Rozita Dara, associate professors. Learn more and register at

RT @UofGuelphNews: Could junk DNA have a mind of its own? #UofG philosophy professor receives new funding to investigate. "There are some….

Register for HIST*2280DE: Hockey in Canadian History by May 16 on WebAdvisor and explore how the sport has shaped Canada from the 1900s to today!.Photos Credit: @guelph_gryphons

What if hockey was more than just a game—but a window into Canada’s history? .Think about the last 4 Nations Face-Off final—McDavid’s OT winner, U.S.-Canada tensions, and the pride on the line. It wasn't just about goals but national pride, identity, and cultural connection.

Interested in knights, kings, legends, and love stories?.Decode popular films like "King Arthur, A Man for All Seasons, The Libertine, and Sid and Nancy," exploring politics, culture, religion, love, and marriage. Register for HIST*2020: Film as History by May 16 on WebAdvisor!

RT @UoG_ARTS: Don't miss the next "Why Arts Matter" panel discussing Power in Representation in the ImprovLab on Apr. 11 at 4 p.m. Panelist….

"Red Herring," created by the Fourth-Year Theatre Studies Ensemble, follows six guests at a masquerade party as chaos unfolds. This production will run at the Arts Research Centre (ARC) Theatre, MacKinnon Building, Apr. 3 through Apr. 5. Register at