Digital journalism students will premiere their documentary film investigation of Windsor’s multiculturalism at a free screening on campus tonight.
Digital journalism students will premiere their documentary film investigation of Windsor’s multiculturalism at a free screening on campus tonight.
Second-year digital journalism students will document Windsor’s diverse ethnic landscape in a class project this semester.
UWindsor faculty, students, staff and alumni are participating in BookFest Windsor, October 23 to 26.
A workshop Thursday will discuss balancing art and business.
“Lights, Literature & Laughter” will launch two books produced with the assistance of students in the editing and publishing practicum course.
Creative writing students are celebrating National Poetry Month by giving out poems for readers to enjoy—an event they have dubbed “Free Verse.”
A UWindsor professor is one of the editors of a book celebrating the talents of poets from the Windsor-Essex region.
Creative writing professor Susan Holbrook and Palimpsest Press publisher Dawn Kresan edited Detours: an anthology of poets from Windsor & Essex County, a showcase of the eclecticism that characterizes the region: the traditional and experimental, the academy and community, the established and emergent, the internationally renowned and promising apprentice.