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Edward Snowden | Media@McGill public talk

2Nov201619:00
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 /ahcsCategory: Dept. of Art History and Communication Studies

AHCS Speaker Series | André Dombrowski: "The Impressionist Instant and the Poetics of the Schedule"

3Nov201616:00
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André Dombrowski

AHCS Speaker Series | Matthew Jones: "Great Exploitations: Data Mining, Technological Determinism and the NSA"

4Oct201617:30
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"Great Exploitations: Data Mining, Technological Determinism and the NSA" Matthew Jones, Columbia University

AHCS Speaker Series | Hilliard T. Goldfarb: "Was Nicolas Poussin really an Atheist?: Faith, Archaeology and Classicism in Seventeenth-Century Rome"

13Oct201616:00
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Hilliard T. Goldfarb "Was Nicolas Poussin really an Atheist?: Faith, Archaeology and Classicism in Seventeenth-Century Rome"

AHCS Speaker Series | Sonal Khullar "Everyday Partitions: Contemporary Art and Exhibition Practice in South Asia"

29Sep201617:30
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"Everyday Partitions: Contemporary Art and Exhibition Practice in South Asia"

Upcoming changes to PressDisplay, September 26

Published: 19Sep2016

On Monday, September 26, the Library PressDisplay desktop platform is being updated. You will still be able to access the same worldwide newspaper content as well as create a personal account to...

RESOLVED: Problems with WorldCat and Colombo ILL search results

Published: 16Sep2016

Update, September 22: The problems with McGill holdings in WorldCat and searches in Colombo ILL have been resolve. Thank you for your patience....

Science Literacy Week @ McGill 2016

19Sep2016
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25Sep2016

Science Literacy Week @ McGill is happening from September 19 to 25! /libraryCategory: Exhibitions Libraries

Exhibition: Celebrating Edward Lear

8Sep201610:45
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23Dec201612:00

Known the world over as the author of "The Owl and the Pussycat" and other "nonsense poems" for children, Edward Lear (1812-1888) was also an extraordinarily accomplished natural history painter,...

Exhibition: Remembering the Nuremberg Trials: 70 years later

2Sep2016
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31Jan2017

A new exhibition at the Nahum Gelber Law Library commemorates the 70th anniversary of the end of the International Military Tribunal, the most known and most important of the Nuremberg Trials.

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