Ethical AI policymaking can rebuild public trust in journalism
Dr. Chris Tenove shares his thoughts on the risks and promises of using AI in journalism and highlighting the complex terrain of policymaking.
Bridging cultures: Exploring Asian heritage in the classroom
In celebration of Asian Heritage Month, we’re shining a spotlight on the passionate professors behind two Arts courses that delve into the rich tapestry of Asian identity, history, and culture.
Windows into the East: Arts and literature as cultural dialogue
May is celebrated as Asian Heritage Month, and in honour of this occasion, we invited three Arts faculty members to share their favourite art and literature pieces from their culture that hold personal significance.
Education through comics: Exploring the pedagogical value of comic art
Comics are a powerful tool for education, culture, and society. Visually engaging and accessible, they offer a unique way to present information. Our discussions with faculty and students explore the impact of this medium.
Announcing the Arts recipients of the 2023/24 Killam Teaching Prize
Six Arts faculty members have been awarded the Killam Teaching Prize for 2023/2024. This prize is awarded annually to faculty nominated by students, colleagues and alumni in recognition of excellence in teaching.
Arts in the Media: May 2024
Our Arts faculty members are dishing out some serious knowledge on fascinating topics, including personality traits, queer nightlife, and Canada’s divorce rates. Stay tuned for more intriguing insights from our brilliant faculty members! Centre for Migration Studies How events overseas can impact Canada’s immigration patterns | Dr. Antje Ellermann and Postdoctoral fellow Dr. Sandra Schinnerl […]
2023/24 CUES Fund supports eight Arts collaborative projects
This year’s projects focus on diverse community needs, spanning food security, Indigenous fisheries, cultural heritage, mental health support, housing accessibility, language empowerment, kinship care, and sustainable partnerships.
The Climate Adaptation, Resilience and Empowerment (CARE) Program
A New Multi-University Collaboration to Prepare the Next Generation of Global Climate and Environmental Leaders and Citizens
Behind the Camera: Japanese Women Photographers with Dr. Kelly McCormick
Bringing together the history of photography, feminist art history, and the history of modern Japan, Behind the Camera presents scholarly research and primary source materials in a format that opens up access to new perspectives, and to allow students and researchers to use the materials to construct their own work.
The intersection of culture and cuisine: How food shapes our identity
Food serves not only as a means of nourishment but also as a way for individuals to engage with various cultures and communities. We have consulted with experts to gain their insights on how food can promote diversity and inclusivity, and enhance our understanding of different cultures within our community.