The Ojibway Nature Centre is the setting for the first event in the “Parks Talks” series hosted by the University of Windsor National Urban Park Hub.
Arts journalist Jesse Wente will discuss Indigenous representation in cinema in a free public talk Friday.
The Every Child Matters flag outside Chrysler Hall Tower will be lowered Oct. 16.
Computer science student Richard Nonso discusses routes to academic success with CUBE board member Samuel Ehikhuenmen.
Artist Teresa Altiman will discuss the inspiration and meaning behind her sculpture “the Big Turtle” during observances of Orange Shirt Day on Monday, Sept. 30.
Several events Monday will provide opportunities for reflection on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day.
Rachel Burke will lead a workshop Oct. 2 on “Building Relationships, Fostering Belonging: Drawing on Māori Health Models to Support International Students.”
Rachel Burke will lead a workshop Oct. 2 on “Building Relationships, Fostering Belonging: Drawing on Māori Health Models to Support International Students.”
Volunteers Michelle Nahdee and Victoria Hecnar staff a pop-up sale of merchandise promoting awareness of Orange Shirt Day.
Artist Teresa Altiman’s sculpture of a turtle supported by an outstretched hand graces the River Commons.
Artist Teresa Altiman’s sculpture of a turtle supported by an outstretched hand graces the River Commons.
Recipes, like these for three summer salads, are invited for the Campus Community Cookbook.
A shortage of responses to its call for recipes has organizers of the third edition of the Campus Community Cookbook extending the deadline for submissions.
Giselle Aiabens sports earrings depicting a wolf, the symbol of humility for its dedication to the pack.
