Noël Coward’s ghostly comedy “Blithe Spirit” will hit the University Players stage just in time for Halloween.
Noël Coward’s ghostly comedy “Blithe Spirit” will hit the University Players stage just in time for Halloween.
Drama professor Erica Stevens Abbitt, director of the Humanities Research Group, is one of the University personnel presenting at BookFest Windsor.
A number of University of Windsor instructors and graduates are among the featured authors and presenters during BookFest Windsor.
The Psychological Services and Research Centre offers assessment of adult learning and mental health disabilities.
The final issue of “Rampike” magazine will enjoy a public launch October 16 at the Capitol Theatre.
The final issue of “Rampike” magazine will enjoy a public launch October 16 at the Capitol Theatre.
The chamber music ensemble Project Trio will conduct a workshop and a concert during a campus residency October 22 and 23.
The chamber music ensemble Project Trio will conduct a workshop and a concert during a campus residency October 22 and 23.
Two presentations on campus Thursday will explore lessons learned from a successful campaign to preserve access to abortion services in the Maritimes.
Former parliamentary budget officer Kevin Page will discuss his book, "Unaccountable: Truth and Lies on Parliament Hill," Friday on the UWindsor campus.
Former parliamentary budget officer Kevin Page will discuss his book, Unaccountable: Truth and Lies on Parliament Hill, Friday on the UWindsor campus.
Student Nuellah Abraham is featured in a video on UWindsor programs in sociology, anthropology and criminology.
A series of videos produced by the Student Recruitment Office shows what current students are saying about their UWindsor experiences.
Two events in the Distinguished Visitors in Women’s Studies series will consider issues of reproductive rights, Tuesday and Wednesday on the UWindsor campus.
On Tuesday, October 6, Kathleen Pye will share her insights on how these issues affect our thinking about motherhood in “Parenting, Adoption, and Abortion: Reprojustice including all options.” Pye is past chair of Reproductive Justice New Brunswick, a group which fought to preserve reproductive rights and services in the Maritimes.
A bus tour of Detroit will visit the sites of “Downsizing Detroit,” a participatory urban project by visiting artists Folke Köbberling and Nils-Arne Kässens, as well as other city landmarks on Friday, October 9.
The tour, hosted by In/Terminus, will leave from the parking lot outside the LeBel Building at 12:30 p.m. and return at about 7:30 p.m. It is open to students and the public at a cost of $5.
