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A&S geochronologists shed light on Earth’s greatest mass extinction

May 28, 2020

Of the mass extinctions that have punctuated the history of life on Earth, none was more catastrophic than the “Great Dying” that occurred at the end of the Permian period 250 million years ago.

For Kaylee Baxter, convocation is one step closer to exploring the Arctic

May 28, 2020

Kaylee Baxter has always had an avid interest in history.

The member of Victoria College says that being able to investigate the past in both a theoretical and hands-on way is what led to her honours bachelor of arts degree with majors in archaeology and anthropology — something she accomplished in just three years.

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Spike in ageism during pandemic

May 28, 2020

When COVID-19 first emerged and began to spread, there was a rush to identify common characteristics shared by those infected. Geographic location, lifestyle and pre-existing health conditions were all early candidates for a distinguishing factor that would help predict who would be most susceptible.

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Explore and experience New College's Indigenous artistic hub

May 28, 2020

New College was excited to host an artistic hub during the annual Native American Indigenous Studies Association conference (NAISA), co-curated by Assistant Professor Karyn Recollet of the Women & Gender Studies Institute and Jenny Blackbird, Ciimann/Kahuwe’ya/ Qajaq Indigenous Language initiative program coordinator at the Centre

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