Author Nino Ricci calls Essex County “a microcosm of Canadian society.”
Leamington-born author Nino Ricci will discuss “How Essex County Made Me” in a free public presentation Thursday, October 9.
Photojournalist Larry Towell will present photographs and stories of his experiences in Afghanistan, Ukraine and Palestine on Monday, October 6.
Photojournalist Larry Towell will present photographs and stories of his experiences in Afghanistan, Ukraine and Palestine on Monday, October 6.
A colleague described UWindsor professor emeritus Alistair MacLeod, who died Sunday, April 20, as a “national treasure.”
A colleague described UWindsor professor emeritus Alistair MacLeod, who died Sunday, April 20, as a “national treasure.”
“Lights, Literature & Laughter” will launch two books produced with the assistance of students in the editing and publishing practicum course.
“Lights, Literature & Laughter” will launch two books produced with the assistance of students in the editing and publishing practicum course.
Creative writing students are celebrating National Poetry Month by giving out poems for readers to enjoy—an event they have dubbed “Free Verse.”
Catriona Stang collaborated with the late Nancy Shaw on "Busted," published in 2001.
A literary exploration of how to live meaningfully in “the darkness of our time” needn’t be as bleak or daunting as it sounds, according to a world-renowned poet who will read here this week.
Alistair MacLeod will be the English department's writer-in-residence for the winter term.
If you’re an aspiring writer planning on having a manuscript critiqued, it couldn’t hurt to have it looked at by one of the most well-known and highly regarded authors in Canadian literature.
