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.
A series of teach-ins hosted by the newly created Interdisciplinary and Critical Studies Department will feature experts responding to recent incidences of hate violence and shedding light on the reality of gendered violence.
Entitled “Learning (to) Hate Violence,” the series will present one session each month from 7 to 9 p.m., in person in the SoCA Armouries Performance Hall and online through Microsoft Teams.
Embracing an Ethic of Empowered Equity, Monday, Sept. 25
Prologue: Remembering Cate Hundleby, feminist scholar, and friend.
A free bus tour will explore artistic, cultural, and historic sites on Saturday, Sept. 23.
A free bus tour will explore artistic, cultural, and historic sites on Saturday, Sept. 23.
The 2021 Pakistani feature “This Stained Dawn,” documenting organization of a women’s march in Karachi, will open the South Asian Documentary Film Festival.
The Girls Resist research project is seeking teen girls to participate in a trial of its healthy relationships and sexuality program.
Author Deborah Dundas will discuss her book “On Class” for the Humanities Research Group on Thursday, Sept. 21.
Author Deborah Dundas will discuss her book “On Class” for the Humanities Research Group on Thursday, Sept. 21.
Dian Marie Bridge directs the University Players production of Mac Beth, opening Sept. 22.
The School of Creative Arts will present “SoCA Open Sessions” at the Armouries during Open Streets Windsor on Sept. 17.
