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Dictionary of Unfelt Words: A Poetry Night with A.I.

June 26, 2026

How do artificial intelligence systems shape, mimic, distort, and capitalize on what we feel, attend to, desire, and remember?

The Remarkable History of Vanilla

June 17, 2026

Join Prof. Eric T.

Silhouette of a figure standing on an outcrop.

… After the Ellipses Loss, lacuna, and Drift in Human and Machine Understanding

May 11, 2026

Computational linguist Daniel Hardt and science and technology studies scholar Nanna Bonde Thylstrup are the invited speakers for the 2026 Ursula F

Interrogating Global Musical Modernities and Local Agency: Is There a Chinese Way?

May 8, 2026

Keynote lecture by Prof. Daniel K. L. Chua, Chair Professor of Music and Mr. & Mrs.

Fluid identitites: a flute recital by Wissam Boustany

May 8, 2026

This flute recital by the Lebanese-British flutist Wissam Boustany, with Sonya Sim on piano, features music by Wissam Boustany, Walter Gieseking, E

The Polycrisis and its Gravediggers: A Talk by Raj Patel

May 12, 2026

A talk with activist and scholar Raj Patel on community climate change resilience.

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Unboxing Handspring Puppet Company: Four Short Films about Puppet Life

May 19, 2026

Join us for an evening of films, a talk, and a preview of a new book about Handspring Puppet Company.

Conversations Across Borders: Black Theatre in the US and Canada

May 8, 2026

One-day symposium bridging the divide among Black Theatre in Canada and the US by bringing together thinkers, artists, & performers

Climate Change, Health, and Displacement in the Age of the Polycrisis

April 28, 2026

Join the Collaborative Centre for Climate, Health & Sustainable Care for our upcoming Critical Conversations seminar: Climate Change, H

Portraits of Anne-Emanuelle Birn and Erika Arteaga Cruz

Canadian Extractivism in Ecuador and Latin America

April 30, 2026

Join the Collaborative Centre for Climate, Health & Sustainable Care and the People's Health Movement Canada for our upcoming Critical Conversa

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