Christine Kelly will speak on “Care, Harm, and Violence,” in a free public lecture Thursday.
Christine Kelly will speak on “Care, Harm, and Violence,” in a free public lecture Thursday.
The Women’s and Gender Studies Student Association has installed a box in Chrysler Hall South to collect donations for the Campus Food Bank.
The Women’s and Gender Studies Student Association has issued a challenge to support the Campus Food Bank over the summer slowdown.
Applications are now open for a course on methods of effecting change.
Poet, activist, and educator El Jones will make an appearance on the UWindsor campus Wednesday, March 21.
Poet, activist, and educator El Jones will make an appearance on the UWindsor campus Wednesday, March 21.
The United Nations has adopted “Time is Now: Rural and urban activists transforming women’s lives” as the theme of International Women’s Day 2018.
Several events on campus will mark International Women’s Day.
A free public lecture January 23 will discuss approaches to preserving the history of marginalized people in a way that is equitable and inclusive.
A program offering post-secondary education to prisoners is the subject of a free public presentation Wednesday on the UWindsor campus.
A program offering post-secondary education to prisoners is the subject of a free public presentation Wednesday on the UWindsor campus.
A competition invites students to answer the question “What do the humanities mean to you?”
A competition invites students to answer the question “What do the humanities mean to you?”
Windsor observance of Prisoners’ Justice Day is set for Mackenzie Hall on Thursday, August 10.
Windsor observance of Prisoners’ Justice Day is set for Mackenzie Hall on August 10.
Women’s studies professor Renee Bondy discussed the iconic WWII image of Rosie the Riveter on the TVOntario children’s program The Mystery Files.
Professor Renée Bondy discussed the iconic WWII image of Rosie the Riveter on the TVOntario children’s program The Mystery Files.
