A course in statistics ultimately led sociology grad Joanne Soave to heading up Connecting Windsor-Essex.
Fill the Ketchup by Melanie Janisse-Barlow, acrylic on canvas.
The Gallery at the School of Creative Arts is currently hosting an exhibition of new paintings by artists Richard Storms and Melanie Janisse-Barlow titled “Channel Surfing.”
A conference Saturday will discuss approaches to teaching the history of the First World War.
Something wicked this way comes: the University Players production of Mac Beth continues Sept. 28 through Oct. 1 at Essex Hall Theatre.
Professor emeritus Karl Jirgens will discuss “Ephemera and Windsor’s Literary Culture” in a campus talk Thursday.
Professor emeritus Karl Jirgens will discuss “Ephemera and Windsor’s Literary Culture” in a campus talk Thursday.
Carol Margaret Davison was inspired by miniature carved dolls in coffins found beneath Arthur’s Seat in Scotland for her debut novel, Bodysnatcher.
Join professor Carol Margaret Davison for a discussion of the historical events that inspired her novel Bodysnatcher, on Thursday, Sept. 28.
Uneasy is the head that wears a crown: the University Players production of Mac Beth continues Sept. 28 through Oct. 1 at Essex Hall Theatre.
Jessica Romney of MacEwan University will present Tuesday on food-based identity rhetoric among the Archaic Greek elite.
Sierra Farnham as Lady Macbeth and Natasha Fishman as Macbeth in Mac Beth adapted by Erica Schmidt from the works of William Shakespeare. Photo by Jen Gurniak Photography.
Cast of Mac Beth, adapted by Erica Schmidt, based on the works of William Shakespeare. Photo by Knelsen Photo.
