Events

An intimate collection of portraits of internationally renowned scientists and Nobel Prize winners, paired with interviews and personal stories.

On display in the STC Commons from Monday, October 28 to Monday, November 4.

What makes a brilliant scientist? Who are the people behind the greatest discoveries of our time? Connecting art and science, photographer Herlinde Koelbl seeks the answers in this photo exhibition Fascination of Science, an indelible collection of portraits with sixty pioneering scientists of the twenty-first century.

Join us as we celebrate the opening of our Indigenous Science space in STC! Hear from Chris Houser, Dean of Science, Jean Becker, Associate Vice-President, Indigenous Relations, and Savannah Sloat, Manager of Science Indigenous Initiatives, and help bring the space to life with mural artist, Jay Havens.

Our Faculty of Science alumni are excelling in their chosen fields, and our annual Alumni Awards celebrate their dedication and commitment.

Please join us in celebrating our exceptional 2024 Science Alumni Achievement Award recipients!

Registration is now closed.

The Department of Physics and Astronomy is hosting students in Grades 7 and 8 on campus in-person on November 23rd for free activity workshops, inspiring talks, and a panel discussion, to encourage and engage female and non-binary students to explore physics.

Please join us on the slopes to ski or snowboard at these exclusive and beautiful private resorts in the Blue Mountains (near Collingwood)! We’ll also be welcoming classmates from the Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Engineering and the Faculty of Health to join us on the hills.

Please join us on the slopes to ski or snowboard at these exclusive and beautiful private resorts in the Blue Mountains (near Collingwood)! We’ll also be welcoming classmates from the Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Engineering and the Faculty of Health to join us on the hills.

Bench to Bedside is the first health panel lecture of the Healthy Communities Discussion series. Please join us for an evening welcoming UW researchers Travis Craddock, Robin Dunken, Dale Martin and Ben Thompson as they discuss advances in understanding and treatment of neurodegenerative conditions while laying the groundwork for transformative breakthroughs across multiple disciplines.