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Nine alumnae among Canada’s 100 Most Powerful Women

Ģ��ý’s graduates honoured for being exceptional leaders and making a difference in fields such as finance, insurance, military, and manufacturing

Nobel Laureate earns international honour

Arthur McDonald named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

Showcasing stories of research and discovery

The successful IGnite series continues in its second year at Ģ��ý’s. Featuring topics from climate change to gender diversity, the events highlight the breadth of research happening at Ģ��ý’s to a public audience.

Indigenous Solidarity: A Conversation Series

kwey, kwey Ģ��ý’s!

This is an open invitation to everyone in the Ģ��ý's and broader community to join us for a new series of talks associated with Global Development Studies’ Principal’s Dream Course on Indigenous Human Ecology in the winter term of 2020.

Ģ��ý’s program hopes to solve the work-experience paradox for grads

Set for a historic day for Ģ��ý’s

Principal Deane stands on a grassy lawn with trees in the background.

The installation of Patrick Deane as the 21st principal and vice-chancellor will celebrate Ģ��ý's through a mixture of old and new traditions.

Bringing Ģ��ý’s to Ģ��ý’s Park

A group of people stand in front of a bus that says "Gaels" on it which stands in front of Ģ��ý's Park.

A team of Ģ��ý's researchers, staff, and students traveled to Ģ��ý’s Park to meet with MPPs and their staff to promote the university's unrivaled student learning experience and leading-edge research.

Ģ��ý’s graduate research goes global with Matariki 3 Minute Thesis

Graduate students Amanda Brissenden, third from left, and Nevena Martinović, fourth from left. Congratulating them are, from left, Barbara Crow, Dean, Faculty of Arts and Science; Fahim Quadir, Vice Provost and Dean School of Graduate Studies; and Sandra den Otter, Associate Vice-Principal (International and Research).

Nevena Martinović, a PhD candidate in English Language and Literature at Ģ��ý’s, named runner-up in inaugural international competition.