Meet the Arts recipients of the Spring 2024 Partnership Recognition and Exploration Fund
Four community-university projects co-led by Arts students and faculty members have received funding from the Spring 2024 Partnership Recognition and Exploration Fund (PRE Fund).
From the classroom to the real world: reflections from Arts Co-op alumni
From exploring your interests to building connections and taking care of your wellbeing, your Arts Peer Advisors share their best tips for new Arts students.
What I learned about myself and my career goals through Arts Co-op
Mifrah Khan is a fourth year Arts student in Interdisciplinary Studies. After wrapping up her third and final Arts Co-op term in August 2020, she reflects on her journey to a Co-op term with Microsoft and what she learned about her career goals along the way.
Going the distance with the Arts E-Co-op Program
As part of the Arts Entrepreneurial Co-op Program, Arts student Abul Bashar Rahman is currently cycling across Bangladesh, his homeland, to produce a documentary about his people’s remarkable resilience in the face of climate catastrophes.
Meet Co-op student Logan West: building her resume today to support her culture tomorrow
Ashley Haines, Hannah Stengler, and Trinity Stephens are recipients of the 2024 Outstanding Leader in the Faculty of Arts Award.
Ways of Knowing Spotlight: Get insights from faculty across Arts about migration and diaspora
Are you curious about topics such as migration, diaspora, or globalization? The Ways of Knowing requirement may help you draw new perspectives as you participate in meaningful conversations about lived experiences and histories.
Transpacific connections with Mowachaht/ Muchalaht Elder Margaretta James
First Nation Elder Margaretta James shares her story and the significance of her home, Yuquot. Also known as “Friendly Cove,” Yuquot has been the centre of the social, economic, and political world of Mowachaht/Muchalaht people since time immemorial. Learn more about Yuquot and its histories of Indigenous-Asian encounters.
5 ways to talk about your Arts degree with employers
Arts students already possess many of the key employability skills that employers value. The key to a successful application is learning how to clearly communicate those skills to potential employers.
Asian Heritage Month: A collection of delicious recipes from Arts staff and students
For Asian Heritage Month, we’ve invited our staff and students to share their most cherished Asian recipes along with the captivating stories behind them.