A virtual gathering of family, friends, and colleagues May 5 honoured Mary Lou Dietz Equity Leadership Award recipient Catherine Hundleby.
A virtual gathering of family, friends, and colleagues May 5 honoured Mary Lou Dietz Equity Leadership Award recipient Catherine Hundleby.
Philosophy professor Jeff Noonan defends the value of work in a column published this week in the New Statesman.
A world without jobs would undermine the relationships that make our lives meaningful, says philosophy professor Jeff Noonan.
A lecture Wednesday will posit a conception of the human good from its embodied, mortal, and sensuous nature
Philosophy professor Jeff Noonan and photographer Douglas MacLellan will launch their collaborative work “A Moral History of Objects” on Tuesday.
Philosophy professor Jeff Noonan and photographer Douglas MacLellan will launch their collaborative work “A Moral History of Objects” on Tuesday.
A reception April 18 will serve as a launch for philosophy professor Jeff Noonan’s new book, “Embodiment and the Meaning of Life.”
A reception Wednesday, April 18, will launch philosophy professor Jeff Noonan’s book, Embodiment and the Meaning of Life.
Officials from the University and the faculty association met Tuesday for the official signing of a collective agreement through June 2021. Standing: Peter Zimmerman and Pierre Boulos, co-chairs of the WUFA negotiating committee; vice-president of human resources Rita LaCivita and director of academic labour relations Daniella Beaulieu, co-chairs of the University negotiating team; seated: WUFA president Jeff Noonan, UWindsor president Alan Wildeman.
Officials from the University of Windsor and the Windsor University Faculty Association formally signed their collective agreement Thursday.
UNESCO says philosophy provides the conceptual bases of principles and values on which world peace depends.
A free public gathering will mark World Philosophy Day on Thursday, November 16.
The May Day after party, Monday, May 1, will open the 2017 MayWorks festival.
A graduate colloquium Thursday will explore the history of interpretation from antiquity to the present.
Philosophy professor Jeff Noonan will place Donald Trump’s Islamophobia in context in a free public presentation Thursday.
