Martlet Volleyball vs St FX (Away; at UdeM)

Redmen Volleyball vs Dalhousie (at UNB; Away)

Martlet Volleyball vs Dalhousie (Away; at UdeM)

Redmen Basketball at Concordia (Away)

Doctoral Lecture-Recital: Ruth Phillips, soprano

Class of Joanne Kolomyjec. View program under "Attachments" on right sidebar. Redpath Hall. Free

McGill Jazz Orchestra I and Big Band de l'Université de Montréal

Gordon Foote, and Ron Di Lauro, directors. View program under "Attachments" on right sidebar. Concert will be webcast at http://www.mcgill.ca/music/events/internet. Pollack Hall. $10

'Warlords' as the Personification of Disorder in Anglo-American Imperialism

A presentation by Keith Stanski, Jeanne Sauvé Foundation and Oxford University

Cancellation of incomplete applications

(SEE http://www.mcgill.ca/channels/announcements/item/?item_id=112322)

Double warming: Urbanization, Climate Change and Global Health

The Institute for Health and Social Policy's 2009-2010 Seminar Series addresses the theme of "Sustainable Cities in a Changing Climate". This talk, given by Dr. Lea Berrang Ford, Assistant Professor in the Department of Geography, will address the challenges posed by urbanization and climate change on human health through a case study on malaria transmission. Light snacks will be served.

Environmentalism and the Rethinking of Intellectual Property

The Mossman Endowment at McGill University presents the D. Lorne Gales Lecture in the History of Science. Mario Biagioli, Professor of the History of Science at Harvard University, will speak on "Environmentalism and the Rethinking of Intellectual Property."

Are aging muscles withering in an oxidative storm or simply hungry for attention?

The Department of Kinesiology and Physical Education is pleased to invite you to attend the seminar: “Are aging muscles withering in an oxidative storm or simply hungry for attention?” Presented by Dr. Russell T. Hepple, AHFMR Senior Scholar, and Associate Professor at the Faculty of Kinesiology and the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Calgary.

Mini-Enviro - Global Swarming: How Invasive Species Are Changing the World

In this episode of Mini-Enviro, broadcast by Canal Savoir TV station, Professor Anthony Ricciardi speaks about the invasion of thousands of new species of plants, animals and microbes into new regions.

Mini-Enviro - Global Swarming: How Invasive Species Are Changing the World

In this episode of Mini-Enviro, broadcast by Canal Savoir TV station, Professor Anthony Ricciardi speaks about the invasion of thousands of new species of plants, animals and microbes into new regions.

Mini-Enviro - Global Swarming: How Invasive Species Are Changing the World

In this episode of Mini-Enviro, broadcast by Canal Savoir TV station, Professor Anthony Ricciardi speaks about the invasion of thousands of new species of plants, animals and microbes into new regions.

Mini-Enviro - Global Swarming: How Invasive Species Are Changing the World

In this episode of Mini-Enviro, broadcast by Canal Savoir TV station, Professor Anthony Ricciardi speaks about the invasion of thousands of new species of plants, animals and microbes into new regions.

Mini-Enviro - Global Swarming: How Invasive Species Are Changing the World

In this episode of Mini-Enviro, broadcast by Canal Savoir TV station, Professor Anthony Ricciardi speaks about the invasion of thousands of new species of plants, animals and microbes into new regions.

Mini-Enviro - Feeding the World: Ecosystem Services, Food Production and Sustainability

In this episode of Mini-Enviro, broadcast by Canal Savoir TV station, Professor Elena Bennett will discuss how to feed the growing population without undermining ecosystems' ability to provide other ecosystem services.