Actors Daegun Daniel Lee and Jessie Cox in a scene from “Stand Up Man” filmed on the UWindsor campus.
The Windsor-based comedy feature Stand Up Man will celebrate its Ontario premiere November 2 at the Windsor International Film Festival.
NAFTA impedes efforts to reduce reliance on oilsands projects like the Suncor refinery outside of Fort McMurray, says professor emeritus Gordon Laxer of the University of Alberta.
A lecture Tuesday will discuss “How NAFTA impedes Action on Climate Change.”
Cessidia DeBiasio is one of two UWindsor students to receive the 2017 Athena Scholarship for community involvement, leadership potential, and academic excellence.
Students Lacy Carty and Cessidia DeBiasio will be honoured as Athena Scholars at a luncheon Friday, November 3.
Classical guitarist Tariq Harb will perform at the Capitol Theatre on Friday, October 27.
DailyNews reader Margaret Glos has won tickets to see guitarist Tariq Harb perform at the Capitol Theatre on Friday, October 27.
Monica Sanborn plays pregnant teenager Melissa Anderson in “On Girls,” showing October 30 at the Windsor International Film Festival.
Monica Sanborn plays pregnant teenager Melissa Anderson in “On Girls,” showing October 30 at the Windsor International Film Festival.
Guitarist Tariq Harb presents a recital on Friday, October 27, and a masterclass for music students the following day.
The School of Creative Arts is offering DailyNews readers a chance to win tickets to a recital by classical guitarist Tariq Harb on Friday, October 27.
Tariq Harb, Canada’s next superstar of classical guitar, will perform Friday, October 27, at the Capitol Theatre.
The School of Creative Arts presents guitarist Tariq Harb in recital Friday, October 27, at the Capitol Theatre.
A brown bag lecture Wednesday will discuss “Religious Fundamentalism in Theory and Recent Politics.”
A brown bag lecture Wednesday will discuss “Religious Fundamentalism in Theory and Recent Politics.”
The University Players will raise the curtain Friday on its latest production, The Dining Room.
The University Players will raise the curtain Friday on its latest production, The Dining Room.
The Canadian premiere of a seven-song cycle based on Norwegian poetry is featured on the program of a concert Friday, October 20, in Assumption Hall’s Heritage Auditorium.
Soprano Jennifer Swanson will join clarinetist Trevor Pittman and pianist Michael Karloff of the University of Windsor in performing Nattsanger (Night Songs), composed for her by Abbie Betinis with texts by Rolf Jacobsen.
