What Does Reconciliation Mean to You?
We’re thrilled to bring together four of Canada’s deepest thinkers on the issue of reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples in this country. Please join us in the Upper Library immediately following dinner for the panel discussion and conversation. Wanda Nanibush is an Anishinabe-kwe writer, media creator, curator, community animator, arts consultant and Idle No More organizer. She has […]
Junior Fellow Lecture Series Presents: "The Host"
You are invited to the Upper Library at 7:45pm on Tuesday March 4th for three lectures and discussion under the theme “The Host”. Presenters: Ashraf Nahle (Physiology), “The Disrupted Dinner Host (in Diabetes)” Peter Pangarov (History), “Hosting in Time of Transition: The Case of Bulgarian Constitutional Court in the 1990s” Sara Elcombe (Law), “The Earth as Host: Environmentalism, Endangered Species […]
2014 Barbara Moon-Ars Medica Editor-in-Residence (EIR) Fellow
2014 Barbara Moon-Ars Medica Editor-in-Residence (EIR) Massey College Fellow Established writers and editors with experience in leading writing seminars or facilitating small group learning are invited to apply for this Fall Term Fellowship at Massey College. The successful candidate will: – meet weekly with up to 12 students selected based on a writing submission […]
QS Book Club Presents: The Massey Murder
Join us on Monday, March 3, 2014 for the presentation of Charlotte Gray’s The Massey Murder: A Maid, her Master and the Trial that Shocked a Country. Presented by John Fraser. Charlotte Gray’s non-fiction shocker is not about current affairs at the college, as our presenter, Master Emeritus Designate Fraser, will attempt to demonstrate, but about the […]
Junior Fellow Lecture Series Presents: Heart & Soul
The third Junior Fellow Lecture/WIDEN of 2014 starts at 7:45pm on Wednesday February 26th in the Upper Library. Join us for the three lectures and discussion under the theme “Heart and Soul”, perhaps fitting as we are still in the month of St. Valentine. Roseen Giles (Musicology), “Sound and the Soul: Music as medicine from the […]
An evening with Canada's great dramatic tenor: Ben Heppner
Ben Heppner is recognized worldwide as the finest dramatic tenor before the public today. He excels in the most challenging roles, from Wagner’s Tristan and Lohengrin to Verdi’s Otello and Berlioz’ Aeneas. He is acclaimed in music capitals around the world for his beautiful voice, intelligent musicianship and sparkling dramatic sense. His performances on the […]
Submissions to Audeāmus
Audeāmus is a literary and visual arts journal at Massey College. The inaugural edition, to be printed and distributed in Spring 2014, will commemorate Massey’s 50th anniversary. All members of the Massey community, including alumni, are welcome to submit their work. Send your visual art, poetry, and short stories (both fiction and non-fiction) to audeamus.massey@gmail.com by […]
Ron Deibert Presents Black Code
On Monday, February 3 2014 Massey Senior Fellow Ron Deibert presents Black Code: Inside the Battle for Cyberspace. About the Book Cyberspace is all around us. We depend on it for everything we do. We have reengineered our business, governance, and social relations around a planetary network unlike any before it. But there are dangers looming, and malign forces […]
Meet Writer-in-Residence: David Bezmozgis
Massey College welcomes David Bezmozgis, an award-winning writer and filmmaker as the Jack McClelland Writer-in-Residence for the 2014 Spring term. Bezmozgis’s first book, Natasha and Other Stories, was published in 2004 in the US and Canada and has since been translated into fifteen languages. It won the Toronto Book Award and the Commonwealth Writer’s Prize for First […]
Book Club Presents: Jane Gardam's Old Filth, Dec. 2, 2013
Book Club: Monday, December 2, 2013, 7:45 p.m. Jane Gardam: Old Filth and its sequels, The Man in the Wooden Hat and the recently-published Last Friends will be presented by Jim Spence and Kathie Spence. The English novelist Jane Gardam has been described as the laureate of the demise of the British Empire. These three […]
