Social work professor Adrian Guta is helping lead a research project exploring how the COVID-19 pandemic affected people who use fentanyl and those who treat them.
Drama professor Michelle MacArthur is launching a book she edited that collects three plays reflecting the millennial experience at an online event Friday, April 29.
Soprano Amelia Daigle is one of the featured singers in the Abridged Opera concert May 1.
Elevated prevalence of COVID-19 raised children’s worry about contracting the virus and their consequent psychological distress, says research led by UWindsor psychology professor Lance Rappaport.
Join theatre and performance studies scholar Peggy Phelan of Stanford University in conversation during the Propeller Project Spring Symposium.
English professor André Narbonne will read from his new novel at a launch event Wednesday, April 27.
The University Singers present their spring concert Saturday, April 23, at the Capitol Theatre.
The University Singers present their spring concert Saturday, April 23, at the Capitol Theatre.
BookFest Equinox promises poetry readings and musical performances Friday, April 22, in Lanspeary Park.
A public reception Thursday, April 21, will celebrate the opening of the BFA grad exhibition “In This Space Out of Place.”
The University Wind Ensemble presents its spring concert Friday, April 22, at the Capitol Theatre.
