A trip to France with nine students inspired the latest work of fiction from writer Marty Gervais.
Author Marty Gervais will read from his latest story collection, “Nine Lives: A Reunion in Paris,” Thursday in a class on Windsor’s literary culture.
Playwright Elena Eli Belyea is one of the panellists for a discussion Thursday on the creative process behind the University Players’ Zoom-based theatre production The Stream You Step In.
A panel will discuss the creative process behind the University Players’ Zoom-based theatre production The Stream You Step In, Thursday, Dec. 3.
A locally-produced documentary on aging with HIV is enjoying online release on World AIDS Day.
A locally-produced documentary on aging with HIV is enjoying online release on World AIDS Day.
English professor Sandra Muse Isaacs is one of six finalists for the 2020 Thomas Wolfe Memorial Literary Prize.
English professor Sandra Muse Isaacs is one of six finalists for the 2020 Thomas Wolfe Memorial Literary Prize.
Videos are now available of public presentations by shortlisted candidates for dean of the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
Scholar-activist Rai Reece will mediate two radical collective care and resistance sessions for Black-identified students Thursday.
Scholar-activist Rai Reece will mediate two radical collective care and resistance sessions for Black-identified students Thursday.
Contractors install Pride colours on the sidewalk outside Dillon Hall.
Social work student Noelle Dupret Smith advanced the installation of rainbow crosswalks on the UWindsor campus as a course project.
Debra Dudek of Australia’s Edith Cowan University will discuss the young adult novel “A Monster Calls” in a webinar Nov. 26.
Debra Dudek of Australia’s Edith Cowan University will discuss the young adult novel “A Monster Calls” in a webinar Nov. 26.
Chris Boyd, student stage manager of Thank You for Your Labour, demonstrates the possibility of streaming the University Players show from just about anywhere with an internet connection.
University Players’ fall digital season continues tonight —Thursday, Nov. 19 — via Zoom.
In partnership with Toronto theatre company Outside the March, the players are presenting a series of new Canadian works commissioned for the graduating BFA in Acting class.
The project also serves as research material for drama professor Michelle MacArthur and her team, who are working under a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council grant to examine the impact of live digital performance with analysis of the creative process and audience experience.
Amy Natyshak, Katie Hirsch, and Hio Tong Kuan are 2020 recipients of GA/TA Awards.
Amy Natyshak, Katie Hirsch, and Hio Tong Kuan are 2020 recipients of GA/TA Awards.
