Juliana Allan and UWindsor alumna Serafina Piasentin are the founders and editors of “The Gently Mad Magazine.”
“Art for sanity’s sake” is the motivating ethos behind the literary journal The Gently Mad Magazine, says founder Serafina Piasentin.
The CAW Student Centre will host advance polls for the federal election.
The CAW Student Centre will host advance polls for the federal election.
Students in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences have a new lounge space on the first floor of Chrysler Hall Tower.
Students in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences have a new lounge space on the first floor of Chrysler Hall Tower.
Second-year psychology student Peyton Horne looks over a sweatshirt representing her major in the Campus Bookstore.
Music professor Brent Lee will act as dean of the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences while Cheryl Collier serves as provost.
Music professor Brent Lee will act as dean of the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences while Cheryl Collier serves as provost.
An event April 9 at Biblioasis Bookshop will launch English professor Dale Jacobs’ book, “Makeshift Fields: Chasing Baseball Across Ireland, Scotland, England, and Wales.”
An event April 9 will launch English professor Dale Jacobs’ book, Makeshift Fields: Chasing Baseball Across Ireland, Scotland, England, and Wales.
Alumni will join students in performances this weekend by the University Wind Ensemble, University Singers, and Chamber Choir.
Alumni will join students in performances this weekend by the University Wind Ensemble, University Singers, and Chamber Choir.
In her new book Steamy, professor Susan Holbrook offers a raucous catalogue of symptoms of menopause.
In her new book Steamy, professor Susan Holbrook offers a raucous catalogue of symptoms of menopause.
A reception April 5 at the SoCA Armouries will celebrate the BFA thesis exhibition, “Vantage Point.”
A reception April 5 at the SoCA Armouries will celebrate the BFA thesis exhibition, “Vantage Point.”
Students in the editing and publishing practicum course take delivery from the printer of books they helped produce: (from left) Michela Lepera, Francesca Johnston, and Ryan McLaughlin.
Before she joined classmates in the editing and publishing practicum course to produce a book of poems and photos celebrating Windsor, she didn’t really know the city, says Evangeline Yetman.
“Windsor was just the place I lived in, where my friends were,” she says. “I never expected to discover how many beautiful spots there are, how many fond memories people have, or how strong the community is here.”
