Every good Italian story needs great food. The cast of “Scapino!” enjoys some delicious pasta. (photo by Doug MacLellan)
The University Players production of Scapino! continues through Sunday at Essex Hall Theatre.
The drama “Anna in the Topics” will open the University Players season on September 25.
A newly redesigned website showcases the stage company University Players.
Acting students Tamlynn Bryson, Breanna Maloney, Vanessa Lancione, Duncan Rowe and Andrew Iles chopped up an innocent cake and served it to unsuspecting passersby Wednesday in the CAW Student Centre.
Members of the cast of the University Players production “Blood Relations” served free cake to grateful passersby Wednesday in the CAW Student Centre.
Did she or didn’t she? Vanessa Lancione plays the dual role of the Actress and Lizzie in the University Players production of “Blood Relations.”
The University Players production of “Blood Relations” opened this past weekend.
Drama students Eric Branget and Erika Downie appear in the University Players production of “Molière Impromptu,” which opens tonight. The show has scheduled Saturday matinee performances for the first time.
UWindsor employees who have somehow missed the University Players experience can get a free sample of the theatre troupe.
This year’s Campus Technology Day conference has given people across the University a lot to talk about, says organizer Anna Galka.
“The reaction has been overwhelmingly positive,” she said Friday. More than 200 attendees—mostly faculty and staff—engaged in discussion at the May 16 conference on the ways technology can enhance teaching and learning.
Organizers of the seventh annual Campus Technology Day, May 16 in the CAW Student Centre, have extended its call for proposals to Monday, April 8.
With a theme of “Connected Campus in a Connected World,” the interactive event brings together faculty, staff and students to discuss the impact technology has in enhancing learning, teaching, research and building community on campus.
Presenters will share their expertise and experiences with colleagues, through:
A series of discussions are scheduled for Humanities Week, presented by the Humanities Research Group, September 12 to 16.
Philosophy professor Jeff Noonan will host a Philosophers’ Café on Monday, September 12, at 7:30 p.m. at Phog Lounge, 157 University Avenue West, on the topic “What Would be Lost if We Lost Philosophy?”
