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EWP Exam
EWP Exam
The January sitting of the EWP exam will take place on January 7th in Hamilton 301 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. No reservations required. If you have not yet satisfied your EWP requirement, you should write the exam. If you have any questions, go to the EWP Exam web page or email Angie at … Continue reading EWP Exam
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Donald Lecture Series: Xiuhtezcatl Martinez – Climate activist
Donald Lecture Series: Xiuhtezcatl Martinez – Climate activist
Xiuhtezcatl Martinez is an Indigenous climate activist, hip-hop artist and powerful voice on the front lines of the global youth-led environmental movement. At the age of 6, he began speaking around the world, from the UN Summit in Rio de Janeiro to addressing the General Assembly at the UN in New York. He has worked … Continue reading Donald Lecture Series: Xiuhtezcatl Martinez – Climate activist
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Bishop’s University Gaiters announcement
Bishop’s University Gaiters announcement
Members of the media are invited to attend an important announcement by the Bishop’s University Gaiters. The announcement will take place at the John H. Price Sports and Recreation Centre’s mezzanine at 11:30 a.m. WHO: Michael Goldbloom, C.M. Principal and Vice-Chancellor Bishop’s University WHAT: Announcement by the Bishop’s University Gaiters WHERE: Mezzanine John H. Price … Continue reading Bishop’s University Gaiters announcement
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Physics & Astronomy Seminar – Unlikely analogies: Cosmology on The Beach & The Universe in A Glacial Valley
Physics & Astronomy Seminar – Unlikely analogies: Cosmology on The Beach & The Universe in A Glacial Valley
Valerio Faraoni, Department of Physics & Astronomy Bishop’s University Analogies can be very useful tools and many are standard textbook material or the subject of active research. Two new and unconventional analogies between cosmology and the earth sciences will be discussed. The first analogy is between closed universes and equilibrium beach profiles (i.e., the depth … Continue reading Physics & Astronomy Seminar – Unlikely analogies: Cosmology on The Beach & The Universe in A Glacial Valley
BU Arts Fest presents STORRY
BU Arts Fest presents STORRY
Closing event of the 2020 BU Art Fest STORRY is a seasoned artist trained in classical music who performs Mozart arias with as much confidence as hip hop, R&B, and gospel. Fierce and multifaceted, she writes and produces all her music. STORRY’s voice quality is second to none, and she uses and enhances her incredible … Continue reading BU Arts Fest presents STORRY
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Musique chez nous: Duo François
Musique chez nous: Duo François
The Duo Francois will present a concert featuring masterpieces music for violin and piano including the wonderful Sonata #3 in C minor of Edvard Grieg, the hauntingly beautiful “Lark Ascending” of Ralph Vaughan Williams, and other works. The concert may include the world premiere of a new commissioned Sonata by Andrew Paul MacDonald. The work … Continue reading Musique chez nous: Duo François
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Physics & Astronomy Seminar: On the Formation of AM CVn Stars
Physics & Astronomy Seminar: On the Formation of AM CVn Stars
Joshua Aiken, Dept. of Physics & Astronomy Bishop’s University AM CVn stars are a type of ultra-short period binary system (with orbital periods as low as 5 minutes) with a white dwarf accreting helium from a hydrogen-depleted donor star. Due to these very short periods, AM CVn stars are an excellent source of low-frequency gravitational … Continue reading Physics & Astronomy Seminar: On the Formation of AM CVn Stars