Flutist Liesel Deppe of the School of Creative Arts will perform in three weekend concerts as part of the Windsor Symphony Orchestra Wind Quintet.
The Windsor Symphony Orchestra Wind Quintet will perform in free public concerts this weekend in three county venues.
Street names are among the vestiges of Wyandot history in the Windsor-Detroit area.
Street names are among the vestiges of Wyandot history in the Windsor-Detroit area.
UWindsor student filmmakers are featured in “Windsor Shorts,” premiering this weekend on CBC Television.
Iain Baxter& issued graduates an artistic pat on the back during an address to Convocation in 2007. The arts professor emeritus has been appointed a Companion of the Order of Canada.
Arts professor emeritus Iain Baxter& has been appointed a Companion of the Order of Canada.
Classical guitarist Daniel Turner will join pianist Logan Adlam in a recital Friday by the recent UWindsor music grads.
Classical guitarist Daniel Turner will join pianist Logan Adlam in a recital June 21 by the recent UWindsor music grads.
John Cage’s score for “Atlas Eclipticalis” superimposes musical staves over a map of the stars.
The music of composer John Cage is the subject of a June 17 concert by the New Music Workshop.
A public reception June 14 in the SoCA Gallery will celebrate an exhibition of high school student works.
A public reception June 14 in the SoCA Gallery will celebrate an exhibition of high school student works.
Jennifer Willet, a professor in the School of Creative Arts, will exhibit her installation “The Great Lakes Algae Organ” at the Michigan Science Center through Aug. 17.
The Michigan Science Center is exhibiting an installation by UWindsor bioartist Jennifer Willet.
UWindsor film professor Nick Hector won a national award for his work editing the documentary feature “Sharkwater Extinction.”
UWindsor film professor Nick Hector won a national award for his work editing the documentary feature Sharkwater Extinction.
A launch May 23 of the book “Feelings of Structure,” co-edited by UWindsor professor Karen Engle, is held in conjunction with a symposium on the nature of anticipation.
A symposium in Windsor this week will examine the idea that anticipation is as much a social phenomenon as a psychological one.
