“Soz: A Ballad of Maladies” showcases the transformation of the Kashmiri cultural scene from traditional poetry and Sufiyana into hip-hop.
“Soz: A Ballad of Maladies” showcases the transformation of the Kashmiri cultural scene from traditional poetry and Sufiyana into hip-hop.
Kyle Asquith, a professor in the communications, media, and film department, will examine advertising and consumer culture in a free public lecture Wednesday.
Professor Kyle Asquith will present a free public lecture entitled “Social Communications in Advertising,” Wednesday in Katzman Lounge.
Gabriel Giuliani, Kassandra Coates, and Selina McCallum represented a UWindsor team who won a second-place prize in a national competition for their documentary video project.
A team of UWindsor film students won a second-place prize in a national competition for their documentary video project.
Three-year-old Marley Bechard is the subject of the student documentary “Marley’s Journey.”
The UWindsor team behind the short documentary Marley’s Journey are finalists in a national competition for media and film students.
UWindsor film professor Mike Stasko is seeking support for his latest project, the feature “Boys vs. Girls.”
UWindsor film professor Mike Stasko is seeking support for his latest project, the feature “Boys vs. Girls.”
See the initial works by film students and faculty at the First and Worst film screening, Thursday in Erie Hall.
See the initial works by film students and faculty at the First and Worst film screening, Thursday in Erie Hall.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt stars in the 2012 science fiction thriller “Looper.”
The Windsor Film Society will open its “Before Star Wars” series Thursday with a screening of Looper.
A class assignment turned into a couple of awards — and more than $1,000 in prize money — for UWindsor film student Braunte Petric.
Industry professional Tasso Lakas will share his experience in the field of film and television production in a free public presentation Wednesday.
Gain valuable knowledge in the field of film production during a presentation on campus Wednesday.
Jonkoping Foreign Exchange Student Ida Karlsson begins a semester long internship at UWindsor’s Office of Public Affairs and Communications.
Swedish exchange student Ida Karlsson says she thinks of the stereotypical Canadian as helpful, apologetic, and nice.
Proof positive was when Karlsson landed a free ride from the Windsor International Airport to the University after chatting with a woman during her Windsor bound flight.
While at the University of Windsor, she will be taking classes and generating content for one of the busiest social media channels in the city — the University's.
