A provocative collection of photographs is displayed alongside more tactile works in fabric, metal, text and even baked goods in the student exhibition “No Touching!” at the LeBel Building’s SoVA Projects Gallery through February 18.
Participating artists Kacie Auffret, Erica Douglas, Brendan Greenwell, Esther Rabinovitch, Amy Simon and Victoria Symons will attend a closing reception at 7 p.m. on Friday, February 17.
The university has declared an HP Laserjet colour printer CP4005N for sale by bid as Disposal File 864 Revised. Please click here for details.
Until the mid-1940s, Black women were prohibited from training as nurses in Canada. The first cohort of Black registered nurses integrated Canadian nursing schools in the early 1950s.
The Winclare A room in Vanier Hall invites you to bring someone special or dine as a group for its Valentine’s Day Gala Buffet on Tuesday, February 14, 5 to 7 p.m.
Menu highlights include:
In her one-woman piece The Spirit of Harriet Tubman, playwright and actor Leslie McCurdy portrays the life of the famous conductor on the Underground Railroad, who led slaves from the southern United States to freedom.
Assumption University Chapel will host a free public performance on Thursday, February 16, at 7 p.m.
The play was a finalist for a 1999 Canadian Chalmers Award as best new play for young audiences, though McCurdy points out it is intended for all ages.
Special types of fossil deposits allow us very rare clear views of what life was like hundreds of millions of years ago, says paleontologist Denis Tetreault of the earth and environmental sciences department.
He will explore some of those views in his free public presentation “Exceptional fossil preservation: important windows into the history of life,” Wednesday, February 15, at Canada South Science City.
His lecture begins at 7:30 p.m. and is part of the Science Café series, sponsored by the University’s Faculty of Science.
It was a visit to a local farm to see children with disabilities riding horses that inspired Soula Serra to get involved – and to stay involved – with the United Way.
A baby in neonatal intensive care, a mother receiving treatment for cancer, a grandfather recovering from a stroke – the Hats on for Healthcare program helps them all, says Pat Roberts.
An administrative assistant in Facility Services, she will join people all across the city wearing hats of all kinds on February 15 to solicit donations to the Windsor Regional Hospital Foundation. The foundation supports programs from paediatrics to oncology, mental health to surgery.
The English Undergraduate Student Association and Generation magazine are looking for submissions for their upcoming zine, Salt.
Think of blood, sweat, tears, oceans, salt mines and table shakers; anything your mind can create!
The editors will accept up to five pages double-spaced of prose, poetry or artwork on the theme and especially encourage submissions from new Canadian writers of all ages and backgrounds.
Stephen Loeb is clearly reticent about tooting his own horn, but as far as friends and colleagues are concerned, it’s high time the chemistry professor was recognized for a career of consistently producing cutting edge research and cranking out top quality graduate students from his lab.
