A crowd gathered at Wabano Tuesday morning to celebrate Christi Belcourt, her art and her accomplishments which culminated in Canada Post unveiling a stamp with her on it | @KerrySlack_APTN https://t.co/itXoxWRBql
I was honoured last night to receive the CHA's 2024 Clio Award for the best book in the history of Atlantic Canada. My name is on the book, but the ideas in it developed from being part of some wonderful scholarly communities @CndHistAssoc @huronatwestern (among others). #cdnhist
It is another historic day! Intent to register is officially open: for the first time anywhere, university students can select Animal Ethics and Sustainability Leadership as a major. Current Huron, Western, Brescia, and King's students - join us!
On February 12-14 from 10 am to 2 pm, come 'Warm Your Hands' at Huron Library, where you can interact with the book 'To You' by Yiota Demetriou. This book is heat-sensitive & touch-sensitive and can only be read when warmed by human touch!
Hot chocolate will be provided! 💕
Join us for Japanese Movie Night on Thursday, February 1st at 6:30 pm in the Great Hall! We will be watching Millennium Actress (2001). All are welcome and refreshments will be provided📽️🍿
Today, we are honouring Huron faculty members who have published books in the past six months! We are so proud of their achievements and are thrilled to have their books as part of our library collection. ✨📚
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📢 Check out: Spectral Living by Andrea King (Associate Professor, French). 📚 This novel tells a poignant & powerful story about the tension between worlds: between the academic & the artistic, between the living & the dead, between languages, & between people.
#FacultyFriday
Our Miniature Book Workshop was a success! Swipe through to see photos of our participants making 2 inch case-bound books. 📚
Thank you to everyone who attended and a special thank you to Arielle VanderSchans for facilitating the workshop! 😀
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The Huron Library will be hosting a Miniature Book Workshop on Friday, December 1st from 5-8 pm with Arielle VanderSchans!
26 spots available! Register at the Library Service Desk. A $5 cash deposit is required to hold your spot, which will be returned to you at the event.
Don't have time to read my book, The Slow Rush of Colonization? @JamesCullingham was kind enough to give me a jingle & chat about it on his @trentradio show Today's Emission. You can listen to our interview here: https://t.co/EzR0iQS4Dx #cdnhist#VastEarlyAmerica@UBCPress