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Expanding Sikh Studies
You’ve helped us to set the groundwork to create a robust Sikh Studies program and make UCalgary the place to take courses and learn about Sikh Studies
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East Roman archeology: goals and challenges, with Marica Cassis
A conversation with Byzantium and Friends about the archaeological study of the east Roman world and how it interfaces with traditional, text-based historiography
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Critically acclaimed satire brings Métis voices to UCalgary stage
Women of the Fur Trade explores identity, friendship, and history in Alberta’s first production of Frances Koncan’s celebrated play
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In Memoriam: Hanne Sigismund Nielsen, Faculty of Arts
Faculty member in Classics and Religion; campus flag lowered Oct 1.
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Royal Society of Canada announces 2025 Fellows including three UCalgary scholars
Henry Leung, Bruce Pike, and Frank Stahnisch recognized with Canada’s top academic honour
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Frank W. Stahnisch recognized for work in history of neurosciences and medicine
Historian among UCalgary scholars elected to Royal Society of Canada
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Outstanding members of UCalgary Arts honoured
Faculty awards recognize Arts community's achievements and influence
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Nickle Galleries
Numismatic Collection
The Nickle Galleries’ Numismatic Collection is the largest and most important academic coin collection in Canada.
New book explores Alberta’s oil history and culture
History professor Dr. Paul Chastko, PhD, examines how oil shaped politics, popular culture and identity in early twentieth-century Alberta in his new book The Boom. His research traces how resource development influenced regional identity and political life.