Louis Garrel plays filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard and Stacy Martin plays actor and novelist Anne Wiazemsky in “Godard Mon Amour.”
The Humanities Research Group is sponsoring a screening of Godard Mon Amour on Sunday at the Windsor International Film Festival.
Steve Young, who received 20 Emmy nominations in his 25-year tenure as a writer for the “Late Show with David Letterman,” discusses his love of industrial musicals on the WIFF stage with executive director Vincent Georgie.
Students in the course “Musical Theatre Repertoire in Context” heard from the subject of Bathtubs Over Broadway, Tuesday in the SoCA Armouries.
Nothing like a dame: the Windsor Film Festival issues an invitation to spend time with these acting legends.
A trivia quiz contest today offers 10 prizes of two tickets each to the Windsor International Film Festival.
“Bathtubs Over Broadway,” showing at the Windsor International Film Festival, documents an unsung chapter in musical history.
A trivia quiz contest today offers 10 prizes of two tickets each to the Windsor International Film Festival.
The Chimczuk Museum’s collection on local history is one of Windsor’s amenities highlighted in an article on the city’s dramatic renaissance.
UWindsor professor Vincent Georgie, a relative newcomer to Windsor, says he appreciates what the city has to offer.
Volunteer Sheri Lowrie (centre) receives congratulations from campaign chair Vincent Georgie and UWindsor president Alan Wildeman for winning a free vacation day in a prize draw at the Annual Giving Program donor appreciation luncheon, Thursday outside the Welcome Centre. (photo by Roy Kang)
A luncheon Thursday celebrated the successes of the 2017-18 Annual Giving Program, which raised about $333,000 from current and retired employees.
Nour Hachem-Fawaz (BA 2010) is one of the UWindsor grads named the community’s 40 Leaders Under 40 by a program of United Way.
The United Way’s 40 Leaders Under 40 includes many graduates of the University of Windsor.
Trevor Georgie (MBA 2011) and Vincent Georgie (MBA 2004) are the title sponsors of an annual leadership symposium at the Odette School of Business.
Trevor Georgie (MBA 2011) and Vincent Georgie (MBA 2004) are the title sponsors of an annual leadership symposium at the Odette School of Business.
Judges Bruce Kotowich, Vincent Georgie, and (at right) Nicholas Papador congratulate Ianni scholarship winner Lilly Korkontzelos and her teacher Shahida Nurullah.
Second-year voice major Lilly Korkontzelos won the Ron W. Ianni Memorial Scholarship in Music Performance in competition Sunday.
Stephen Carlisle, president and managing director of GM Canada, addresses guests during the Georgie-Odette Leadership Symposium on Thursday, Nov. 16, 2017.
GM Canada presdent and managing director Stephen Carlisle addressed a packed house during the annual Georgie-Odette Leadership Symposium on Thursday.
