Marianopolis students, from left, Claire Wright, Emily Urbanski and Lorraine-Noelle Pellicone with literary sensation Pasha Malla after his November 18 talk at the College. Free to all, the Marianopolis Canada Council for the Arts Reading Series continues February 18 with award-winning novelist Mariko Tamaki. (Alex Wasylyk)

Second-year Health Science students Danial, left, and Abdaal Mazhar with University of Montreal International Law Professor Suzanne Lalonde after she delivered a lecture on Canada's role in the Arctic as part of the Centennial Speaker Series Nov. 18. (Owen Egan)

University of Montreal International Law Professor Suzanne Lalonde speaks about Canada's role in the Arctic as part of the Centennial Speaker Series Nov. 18. (Owen Egan)

From left, Katie Kostiuk, Prof. Jean-Michel Cohalan and wife Amanda with Juno award-winning musician Antoine Gratton, all class of '98, at the LuminoCity Centennial gala Nov. 5. Gratton performed for the 400-plus guests who helped celebrate the College's 100 years. For more photos, view the photo gallery. (Bob Hendriks)

Senator Roméo Dallaire speaks to a full house October 28 as part of Marianopolis College's Centennial Speaker Series. For more photos, view the photo gallery. Free and open to the public, the series continues Jan. 27. (Owen Egan)

Senator Roméo Dallaire signs a copy of his book for second year student Nadia Kadri. The widely decorated humanitarian gave a free talk at the College on October 28 as part of the Centennial Speaker Series. For more photos, view the photo gallery. (Owen Egan)

Marianopolis students in all areas of study check out in person arts and culture as part of the annual arts trip. More photos from the trip to Boston during Thanksgiving weekend can be viewed in the Marianopolis virtual photo gallery. (Rachel Levine)   

Phil Halliday, left, tries to block Daniel Haberman from tossing the disc to Victoria Sabo as the Marianopolis Ça Marche team and ultimate frisbee club combine efforts to raise awareness and funds to help people living with HIV/AIDS. So far this fall about $1,000 has been raised to support the Farha Foundation. (Pat Baker)

Hip cats: Emile Gluck-Thaler, Michael Sheng, Max Bianchi and Harry Warshaw are the first students in Marianopolis College’s newly expanded jazz program. (Kathryn Haralambous)

Showing their school pride are, from left, Maria Papadopoulos, Jason Riley, Christina Wong and Edward Sutton. Marianopolis clothing and other items are available for purchase. (Owen Egan)