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History Professor Dr. Alan McDougall recently contributed insights into the cultural and social significance of running and its resurgence today in a CBC Radio One special "The Running Revival." Listen online at https://t.co/6UMhhqLB3X.
#UofG | Dr. Jacqueline Murray appears on Rational Revolution to discuss Christmas traditions stemming from medieval times.
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Listen: https://t.co/Vo0hENxqUT
#UofG | PhD student Erwan Noblet chats with @cbcideas about how vocal improvisation can play a role in healing social and political divides 🎧
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Ideas with Nahlah Ayed: The Vocal Improv Cure https://t.co/DP9ITUmJSK
#UofG | Dr. Kevin James speaks to @NPR Marketplace about the exclusivity and experience of spending time in airport lounges.
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Listen: https://t.co/ubJqJFKWly
#UofG | Dr. Elaine Chang discusses fan expectations for the #StrangerThings finale with @GlobeAndMail.
“You want them to feel satisfied, but it’s a balancing act between what they might expect and what they would never have expected.”
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https://t.co/h2mT4Oh3cM
Hotels have been creating the 'holiday experience' for more than 200 years, says #UofG historian.
In our latest #ExpertAlert, Dr. Kevin James shares what old hotel guest books can teach us about the past.
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https://t.co/Ia0qZEgvto
#UofG | Dr. Kevin James, history professor in the College of Arts, talks to CBC's Bizdigest about his research on the changing face of airport lounges ✈️
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Dr. Alan McDougall, professor, Department of History, discussed political tensions influencing the 2026 FIFA World Cup draw, topics of diplomatic dynamics, U.S. travel restrictions and FIFA's communication strategies with CTV Your Morning. Listen in at https://t.co/ZhpaaOUZho.
Dr. Samantha Brennan, dean, College of Arts and professor, Department of Philosophy, recently spoke with the CBC about how gender stereotypes continue to shape social expectations and why addressing assumptions remains essential. Listen to the interview: https://t.co/CPB9re947R.
Ideas of “sex” in the natural world have always been put to the test, writes #UofG history professor Dr. Aylin Malcolm in a new @ConversationCA commentary.
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https://t.co/EpMny1MSPy
#UofG | In an article for @Macleans, Dr. Gregor Campbell shares how he's embracing screens in his English classes to help students combat reading fatigue.
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Dr. Peter Kuling’s virtual reality theatre project that transforms classic Shakespearean plays into immersive, interactive performances for high school students has been named U of G’s Innovation of the Year for 2025.
Learn more: https://t.co/xxYAjAlyZN
With measles cases rising again in Canada, Dr. Catherine Carstairs (professor in History and fellow of the Royal Society of Canada) discusses how vaccine hesitancy is undermining community protection and heightening risks for vulnerable groups. Listen at https://t.co/S8dPrpD2aF!
#UofG | “If anything, we feel more needed than ever.”
Dr. Matthew Hayday discusses the need for historians as AI and fake materials become more common.
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Read more: https://t.co/br6bK04ahJ
#UofG | Why has the Louvre heist captured the minds of the public?
Art historian Dr. Sally Hickson speaks to @CRAMToronto about the heist and our complex relationship with art.
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Listen: https://t.co/inSgmJIePW
#UofG dance therapy researcher Rebecca Barnstaple speaks with the CRAM podcast about the effects dance can have on patients with Parkinson's or Alzheimer's.
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#UofG professor emerita of history Dr. Jacqueline Murray offers a look at the history of Catholic nuns showing resistance, for @RNS
"...Defiant, independent and even rebellious nuns are hardly a new phenomenon."
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https://t.co/Ot04jww3Te
“The Louvre theft reminds us that a certain amount of museum security is performative.”
Dr. Sally Hickson, #UofG art history professor, speaks on the eroding social contract in museums.
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https://t.co/ocS9oVkTUg