“Tayshawn, Munsee St. @ Kildare Ave” is one of the photos on exhibit at Art Windsor-Essex as part of the Waawiiatanong Forever project.
An exhibition of photographs and postcards showcases the rich diversity of Indigeneity in the city.
Lilly Battista as Jo is unimpressed by Jack Meadows as Laurie in the University Players production of Little Women, continuing this weekend in the Essex Hall Theatre. Photo by Jen Gurniak Photography.
Gaia Martin del Fresno as Amy, Lilly Battista as Jo, Avery Thomas as Marmee, Alexa Dimoulas as Meg, and Sierra Farnham as Beth star in the University Players show Little Women. Photo by Knelsen Photo.
A public lecture March 20 will explore the mosaics of Zeugma on the Euphrates.
A public lecture March 20 will explore the mosaics of Zeugma on the Euphrates.
Prop master Valerie Bonasso enlists student help to build a tree for the set of the University Players production of "Little Women."
Well before the actors hit the stage, students and staff at University Players have been bustling behind the scenes to bring the show to life.
Classicist Max Nelson examines a replica amphora of the kind that would have transported oil or wine across the ancient Mediterranean. In a new paper, he argues that Greco-Roman societies regulated alcohol by law and custom.
In a new paper, Max Nelson examines how Greco-Roman societies regulated alcohol by law and custom.
The Science Meets Art (SMArt) Communications project brings together fields across disciplines to explore ways to share knowledge.
The Science Meets Art (SMArt) Communications project brings together fields across displines to explore ways to share knowledge.
The cast of the University Players production of Little Women features March sisters Gaia Martin del Fresno as Amy, Sierra Farnham as Beth, Alexa Dimoulas as Meg, and Lilly Battista as Jo. Photo by Knelsen Photo.
University Players presents Little Women, March 15 to 24 in the Essex Hall Theatre.
Professor Kim Nelson outlines five principles of historical films in her new book on the genre, “Making History Move.”
Professor Kim Nelson outlines five principles of historical films in her new book on the genre, “Making History Move.”
An exhibition in the SoCA Gallery through Friday displays works by first-year students in the Visual Arts and the Built Environment program.
An exhibition in the SoCA Gallery through Friday displays works by first-year students in the Visual Arts and the Built Environment program.
