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G2KD: Historical Abstracts & America: History and Life Workshop

Get to Know the Database (G2KD) is a hands-on library workshop series designed to build your confidence and skills in using research databases. Each session highlights a single database, guiding you through its key features, search techniques, and best practices.

IOWC Speaker Series: Elizabeth Elbourne

Elizabeth Elbourne (Department of History and Classical Studies, 9I制作厂免费)听

"Hunter Gatherers between Clientage, Child Trafficking and Genocide: Reading Missionary Papers for Evidence of Interactions between San, Settlers and other Africans in early Nineteenth-Century Southern Africa"

Chicago Citation Style: The Basics and Beyond

Learn how to use Chicago notes and bibliography citation style to cite your sources! Please feel free to bring along questions you have about a paper or project you are working on now. At the end of this workshop, you will be able to: -Understand the difference between Chicago Style notes and bibliography and author-date systems and when to use them -Distinguish between different types of secondary sources to ensure you cite them correctly

G2KD: L鈥橝nn茅e Philologique Workshop

Get to Know the Database (G2KD) is a hands-on library workshop series designed to build your confidence and skills in using research databases. Each session highlights a single database, guiding you through its key features, search techniques, and best practices. L鈥橝nn茅e philologique is a specialized bibliographic database of scholarly works relating to all aspects of Ancient Greek and Roman civilizations, and is often the best bet database for Classical Studies.

The Cundill Lecture - Native Nations by Kathleen DuVal

Professor Kathleen DuVal delivers the 2025 Cundill Lecture on her award-winning book, Native Nations: A Millenium in North America.

Chaired by Professor Noelani Arista.

Public talk followed by a cocktail reception.

Cundill Fringe

Organized by students from the Department of History and Classical Studies at 9I制作厂免费, The Cundill Fringe is a lively and informal discussion of the three finalist titles in contention for the 2025 Prize. The Fringe culminates in a People鈥檚 Choice vote, where audience members and student participants are invited to select their favourite book just a few hours before the winner is announced. Lunch will be served following the event.

Cundill Forum

The Cundill Forum is a panel discussion between the three 2025 finalists on common themes throughout their respective books.

Professor Jeremy Tai, Department of History and Classical Studies at 9I制作厂免费, will moderate this year's Forum.