The public is invited to join an online class on Windsor’s literary culture Tuesday for a launch of the poetry collection “The Marshwood Songs.”
Chile Eboe-Osuji will deliver a lecture on “International Law after the Ukraine Invasion” Monday, March 28.
The 2020 Ron W. Ianni Memorial Scholarship in Performance competition brought competitors physically together. That format will resume Friday.
Anthrozoology student Liz Wheeler launched a podcast challenging listeners to address animal welfare issues.
The Undergraduate History Conference will showcase student research Friday, March 18.
Virginia Postrel will discuss how textiles shaped civilization in a free public presentation Tuesday, March 22.
The Disability Studies Student Association presents the Rock Your Socks Down Syndrome Day Walk on Sunday, March 20.
Stephanie Latty will present “Care as a ‘Text for Living’: Black Feminisms, Violence and Liberation” over Zoom at 1 p.m. Tuesday.
A free public lecture March 15 will explore police violence against Black women and girls in Canada.
UWindsor faculty and alumni are among the musicians performing Beethoven's Eroica symphony this weekend with the Windsor Symphony Orchestra.
Drama and psychology major Kennedy Murray is one of four students in the class Ways of Knowing to receive a $100 award for their dedication to addressing social issues. Photo by Cassidy Murray.
