Gabriel Giuliani, Kassandra Coates, and Selina McCallum represented a UWindsor team who won a second-place prize in a national competition for their documentary video project.
A team of UWindsor film students won a second-place prize in a national competition for their documentary video project.
Three-year-old Marley Bechard is the subject of the student documentary “Marley’s Journey.”
The UWindsor team behind the short documentary Marley’s Journey are finalists in a national competition for media and film students.
Throne of Grace Church welcomes University of Windsor students to its Youth Weekend, September 25 to 27.
Music is a demanding discipline, says Frank Jeney, and practitioners must keep healthy to perform at their peak.
Fitness coordinator at the St. Denis athletic centre, Jeney will discuss how to prevent injuries in his presentation, “The importance of stretching and strengthening for musicians,” in the Music Building’s Recital Hall on Wednesday, February 1, at 4 p.m.
“People typically don’t realize how much their body is being used, not just as a result of the physical strain, but the mental part as well,” he says.
