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Lecture

How the West Lost the Peace: The Great Transformation After 1989

Join us for a public guest lecture by Philipp Ther, titled "How the West Lost the Peace: The Great Transformation After 1989." Don’t miss this insightful discussion on the key shifts that shaped the world after the end of the Cold War.
Join us for a public guest lecture by Philipp Ther, titled "How the West Lost the Peace: The Great Transformation After 1989." Don’t miss this insightful discussion on the key shifts that shaped the world after the end of the Cold War. ...

Nov 19, 2024   —  10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

English

In person, Simard Hall (SMD), room 125
Forest fire
Geography Environment

The ‘early Anthropocene’ in North America.

All are welcome to attend this presentation of the Phipps-Langlois Seminars offered by the Department of Geography, Environment and Geomatics. Come, listen to a great presentation, enjoy a free coffee or tea and snacks.
All are welcome to attend this presentation of the Phipps-Langlois Seminars offered by the Department of Geography, Environment and Geomatics. Come, listen to a great presentation, enjoy a free coffee or tea and snacks.

Nov 21, 2024   —  10 a.m. to 11 a.m.

English, French

In person, Simard Hall (SMD), room 125
Orpheus Project
Music

Opera: Orpheus Project

The University of Ottawa School of Music's Vocal Sector cordially invites you to this innovative show, where the convergence of acting, singing and dancing bring to life this epic and tragic love story.
The University of Ottawa School of Music's Vocal Sector cordially invites you to this innovative show, where the convergence of acting, singing and dancing bring to life this epic and tragic love story.

Nov 23, 2024   —  7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

English, French

In person, Tabaret Hall (TBT)
Image symbolizing a more equal world during the Cold War and international tensions
Lecture

A World More Equal: an Internationalist Perspective on the Cold War

The Department of History and the Europe Research Cluster present the lecture titled "A World More Equal: an Internationalist Perspective on the Cold War."
The Department of History and the Europe Research Cluster present the lecture titled "A World More Equal: an Internationalist Perspective on the Cold War."

Nov 28, 2024   —  10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

English

In person, Simard Hall (SMD), room 125
Colonial Ekphrasis Poster
Academic History Presentation

Colonial Ekphrasis: The Hidden Links between Texts, Images, and Buildings

This presentation takes the first steps in this direction by offering a critical evaluation of links between circulating texts, images, and building cultures in German colonial media. Based on a recent exhibition and catalogue project, the talk will analyze the relations between various forms of colonial-era print media (scientific journals, biographie...
This presentation takes the first steps in this direction by offering a critical evaluation of links between circulating texts, images, and building cultures in German colonial media. Based on a recent exhibition and catalogue project, the talk will anal...

Nov 28, 2024   —  6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

English

In person, Hamelin Hall, Room 509
The Wolves
Ceremonies and events Educational Events Students

The Wolves

Join us for The Wolves, a play by Sarah DeLappe. Directed by Mary Ellis, this must-see production runs from November 28 to 30 at Academic Hall—join us for an unforgettable evening!
Join us for The Wolves, a play by Sarah DeLappe. Directed by Mary Ellis, this must-see production runs from November 28 to 30 at Academic Hall—join us for an unforgettable evening!

Nov 28, 2024 to Nov 30, 2024   —  8 p.m. to 10 p.m.

English

In person, Academic Hall (SMN)
Letter a and letter i
Geography Environment

Mapping the Future: The Role of AI in Modern Geography and Urban Analysis.

All are welcome to attend this presentation of the Phipps-Langlois Seminars offered by the Department of Geography, Environment and Geomatics. Come, listen to a great presentation, enjoy a free coffee or tea and snacks.
All are welcome to attend this presentation of the Phipps-Langlois Seminars offered by the Department of Geography, Environment and Geomatics. Come, listen to a great presentation, enjoy a free coffee or tea and snacks.

Dec 5, 2024   —  10 a.m. to 11 a.m.

English

In person, Simard Hall (SMD), room 125
Écrire à l’air du temps
Books and literature Literary studies

Écrire à l’air du temps: s’inscrire dans son époque par le biais de la littérature (in french only)

Ce colloque propose d’étudier la manière dont la littérature de langue française entre en dialogue avec son époque.La littérature n’est pas étanche au contexte social, politique, culturel ou encore économique dans lequel elle est produite. Ce colloque propose d’aborder la question de l’historicité et de la socialité des œuvres littéraires par deux angl...
Ce colloque propose d’étudier la manière dont la littérature de langue française entre en dialogue avec son époque.La littérature n’est pas étanche au contexte social, politique, culturel ou encore économique dans lequel elle est produite. Ce colloque pr...

Mar 14, 2025   —  All day

French

In person, University Centre (UCU), Carrefour francophone