Professor Sandra Muse Isaacs of the Department of English Language, Literature, and Creative Writing will discuss approaches to storytelling in an appearance at BookFest Windsor.
The University of Windsor is well-represented at BookFest Windsor.
Willistead Manor is the setting of a reading by poets laureate from across Canada on Tuesday, Oct. 8.
Willistead Manor is the setting of a reading by poets laureate from across Canada on Tuesday, Oct. 8.
A reception Thursday will launch a new book by English professor Sandra Muse Isaacs.
A reception Thursday will launch a new book by English professor Sandra Muse Isaacs.
May the Good Lord Take a Liking to You, an autobiographical one-man play written by Marty Gervais, premieres this week at Sho Art Studios.
May the Good Lord Take a Liking to You, an autobiographical one-man play written by Marty Gervais, premieres this week at Sho Art Studios.
English professor Carol Davison’s The Gothic and Death has won the International Gothic Association’s 2019 Allan Lloyd Smith prize.
English professor Carol Davison has three books in competition for the same prize from the International Gothic Association.
English professor Carol Davison has three books in competition for the same prize from the International Gothic Association.
The Ambassador Bridge links Detroit with Windsor along one of the busiest trade routes in North America.
Canada’s future lies in exporting more age-related goods and services and fewer natural resources to the American market, argue UWindsor researchers.
Chloe Moore (BA 2019) was a finalist in a short prose contest held by the Writers’ Union of Canada.
Teachers Mel Abela of Tecumseh Vista Academy and Kara Kennedy of Kingsville District High School share a conversation with UWindsor English professor Dale Jacobs.
A colloquium brought together local high school English teachers and UWindsor faculty to discuss issues of common professional concern.
A short story by UWindsor creative writing alumnus Alexander MacLeod is a winner of the 2019 O. Henry Prize.
A short story by UWindsor creative writing alumnus Alexander MacLeod is a winner of the 2019 O. Henry Prize.
