March Open House

Four students pose together in front of balloons in the shape of SJU

Come and join us at our March Open House where you can attend in-person sessions hosted by your faculty of interest including academic information sessions and sample lectures, chat with professors and students, join tours, and visit our residences.

Student ambassadors will be on-hand to give tours of our academic and residence spaces.
Faculty and current students from each of the 10 majors offered at St. Jerome's will be available to answer questions about our academic programming, course offerings, study abroad options and research opportunities.
The Student Affairs Team will be on-site to provide information about our student supports and to answer questions about the unique student experience at St. Jerome's.

Open House Guests are encouraged to utilize our free parking at St. Jerome’s for the day – our gates will open at 9:00 a.m.

Environments of Change: St. Jerome's and the DRAGEN Lab

Join Dr. Steven Bednarski, Professor, Department of History, at 1:30 p.m. in the SJ2, Vanstone Lecture Hall, Room 1004 for his lecture, Environments of Change: St. Jerome's and the DRAGEN Lab.

In this lecture, Dr. Bednarski explores the intersection of digital technologies and the medieval environment. His research is at the forefront of the digital humanities combining climate change, natural challenges and environmental history. Hear first-hand how students from the DRAGEN Lab practice experimental archaeology, engage in 3D scanning and printing, contribute to the development of pedagogical video game design and deploy lidar and GIS mapping - all to bring history to life. This interdisciplinary approach allows students to explore the complex connections between people, technology and the natural environment.

Dr. Bednarski's lecture will highlight examples from the Environments of Change Project - a research initiative that uses innovative methods to understand how the past can inform solutions for the future.

Whether you are curious about history, science or technology, discover how immersing yourself in the study of the Middle Ages helps to reframe the world's challenges and chart a path toward a shared future.