Students will exhibit hand-made dance apparel and documentary media Friday, March 28, at Common Ground gallery.
Students will exhibit hand-made dance apparel and documentary media Friday, March 28, at Common Ground gallery.
Hart Cohen will deliver a lecture tomorrow afternoon in the Ed Lumley CEI.
A visiting professor from Australia will present a lecture Tuesday on initiatives that cross digital humanities, visual anthropology, and indigenous studies.
Simon Allen’s image of a Windsor street has been selected for publication in the book “Best of College and High School Photography 2014.”
A UWindsor student has had a class assignment selected for inclusion in a book published by Photographer’s Forum magazine.
A screening of the Lahore-based film "Bol" will open an Indian film festival Friday.
UWindsor alumnus Malcolm Campbell shows off his prize for winning this week’s DailyNews trivia quiz.
A podcast by a couple of UWindsor communications students aims to be a source of information for the campus community.
Samantha Arpino and Kate Du Toit have produced the inaugural episode of “411 from 401 Sunset.”
In addition to an analysis of some of University’s top trends, it features an interview with MHK candidate Katrina Krawec, a researcher looking into women’s football leagues, and events to help students relax after completing their final exams.
A film festival Thursday, April 25, at the Capitol Theatre will screen the best works of UWindsor film students.
An awards ceremony following the screening will recognize audience favourites as well as the results from a panel of judges.
The event begins at 8 p.m. Admission is $10 at the door. The Capitol Theatre is located at 121 University Avenue West in downtown Windsor.
The experience of entering Canada has changed for Muslims since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
Makers of a student film exploring the subject have issued a call for actors of south Asian background or appearance.
“Modern Custom is a story of a Pakistani boy who leaves a pampered life to come to Canada for further education,” says second-year communications student Meisu Wang.
The cast features four women and four men all between the ages of 18 and 21 years, and one woman between 40 and 50 years old.
Ahmed Najdat is looking for a few aspiring actors to form the cast of his current production, Owls, a short drama.
The fourth-year film student is holding an open audition on Thursday, March 14, from noon to 6 p.m. in room 4117, Lambton Tower.
He is looking to fill these roles:
