Hi everybody, it’s time for our first big event of the year!
On October 19th we’re having our faculty-student mixer in the Hive from 5:30-8!
There’s no cost, but please bring a mug for tea/cider and any games you might want to play!
Nunuvat graphic artist Ningiukulu Teevee wins biennial Kenojuak Ashevak Memorial Award, which celebrates excellence in Inuit art. https://t.co/l8hoLN7esf
@UM_HistoryDept + @UWpgHistory info session on 27 Sept at 2:30 for grad students + snr history undergrads wanting to learn about applying for graduate funding. Remember to RSVP to [email protected] if you want to attend.
Come check us out at Roll Call this week!
We’ll be there September 6th at table 28 from 11-2, and on September 7th at Table 27, from 11-12:30!
See you there!
Unfortunately due to circumstances out of the HSA’s control our sweater options have been cut in half. To accommodate for the change, we have extended the deadline to March 10th.
If you have ordered a sweater that is not one of these options we will be in contact soon!
Join us for a rally tomorrow calling for 2S, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Safety at The University of Winnipeg.
We will be starting at 12:30PM and meeting in front lawn of The University of Winnipeg.
Remember to dress according to the weather!
Unfortunately due to circumstances out of the HSA’s control our sweater options have been cut in half. To accommodate for the change, we have extended the deadline to March 10th.
If you have ordered a sweater that is not one of these options we will be in contact soon!
The UWHSA is doing sweaters!
You have until after reading week to fill out an order form- email us at [email protected] for a form or if you have any questions!
Thanks to those who entered our Historical Costume Contest! One winner, Emily, was a Puritan witch and our second, Avery, was Winston Churchill. Shoutout to Prof. @SeanCarleton for his Leonardo costume! It was very fitting for his ‘Comics, Graphic Novels, and History’ Seminar
Thanks to those who entered our Historical Costume Contest! One winner, Emily, was a Puritan witch and our second, Avery, was Winston Churchill. Shoutout to Prof. @SeanCarleton for his Leonardo costume! It was very fitting for his ‘Comics, Graphic Novels, and History’ Seminar
We’re joining forces with a few other student associations this November! We will have drop off locations both on and off of campus, please help us support our local community!
Do you have a love/hate relationship with glaring historical inaccuracies? Us too!
We’re having our first event of the year! On November 17th at 6 pm feel free to join us in the hive for a screening of 2 very special ancient aliens episodes!
Kate (she/her)
Major: 4th year Education with Honours History
Minor: French
“One of my favourite history facts is that the saying “mind your own beeswax” is because early forms of makeup contained beeswax, so if you stood too close to the fire the heat would melt it off!”
“It makes you realize how many rules/concepts we have constructed that seem inherent, but aren’t. I love exploring historical topics/beliefs that modern readers view as dark or morbid. I often wonder what of our practices people of the future will find horrifying or odd.” (2/2)
Meet the executive!
Emily (she/her)
Major: History
Minor: Classics and Anthropology
“What I love about History is it helps us challenge our societal norms. There are just so many different ways people have lived and thought. (1/2)
Hey everybody!
Don’t forget to vote in the Winnipeg civic election today, polls are open until 8! This is something that affects us all both as students and as Winnipeggers!
“when people would light bonfires and wear costumes to ward off ghosts. The best part is Pope Gregory III’s decision to designate the honour of all saints to November 1. So All Saints Day and ‘Halloween’ became a combined tradition of Samhain.” (2/2)
Meet the executive!
Lumani (she/her)
Major: Applied Computer Science
History class: History of Astronomy
“The origin of halloween seems to be a fascinating historical fact for me, understanding that the tradition came from the Celtic festival of Samhain-“ (1/2)