Grave work
By Nicole Findlay Bradley Armishaw received an unusual award last Friday afternoon. The Beechwood Cemetery and Foundation presented Armishaw, BA/09, with its first Beechwood Cemetery Prize in... More
Archives: History
Graphic novel illustrates history
By Nicole Findlay For Celia Stephens a picture really is worth a thousand words, or in her own description at least, pages and pages of one man’s autobiography. For her final project for seminar... More
Singing for the Fat Man
By Nicole Findlay When it came time to hand in his final assignment for his seminar course, Historical Representations, Joel Bandy decided to sing its praises – quite literally. Bandy, a... More
Student pictures Canada’s Cold War
By Nicole Findlay As the deadline for the submission of final projects loomed, Susan Tudin vacillated between two options she’d been considering. Finally she decided to submit both – a website... More
Student illustrates alternative government guide
By Nicole Findlay Upon being given creative free rein for a final course project, Talbert Johnson decided to put his lifelong passion for drawing cartoons to use. His Government of Canada-issued... More
Creators of history
Just two weeks before the beginning of the fall term, Kathryn Harvey was asked to step in to teach a history class. She decided that for the third-year seminar, Historical Representations, the... More
A gay walk down memory lane
After reading The Canadian War on Queers for his third-year seminar Historical Representations, David Tucker decided to walk in the author’s figurative footsteps. Co-written by FASS faculty member,... More
Documenting history
By Nicole Findlay Students in Michael Ostroff’s fourth-year seminar are bringing history to the silver screen. The group of sixteen students enrolled in Making Documentary History has made four... More
Selling your Facebook soul to Goldman Sachs
Op Ed – Selling your Facebook soul to Goldman Sachs This month, Facebook announced it had made a deal with investment banker Goldman Sachs worth $500 million US. In his opinion piece below,... More
Stripping bare post war values
STORY UPDATE: Mary-Ann Shantz has been interviewed by Sook-Yin Lee for CBC Radio One – Definitely Not the Opera. What happens when you make “private parts” public? will air on... More