BFA acting grad Marina Gomes is one of the featured performers during an entry in the Afternoons in the Alley series, Saturday in downtown Windsor.
School of Creative Arts students and alumni will take to Maiden Lane on Saturday, July 16, for an afternoon of free public performances.
The WSO Woodwind Quintet will play a free concert Sunday in Reaume Park.
Three UWindsor music instructors are among the members of a woodwind quintet that will perform a free public concert July 10 on Windsor’s riverfront.
The University of Windsor has appointed acting deans to oversee the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and the Odette School of Business.
Both appointments are for two-year terms: Marcello Guarini to Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Mitch Fields to the Odette School of Business
Stretching from the Stephen and Vicki Adams Welcome Centre to the Leddy Library, Alistair MacLeod Walk will be a tribute to one of our University’s most acclaimed scholars, says president Alan Wildeman. Photo by James Brittain.
The naming of Alistair MacLeod Walk provides a tribute to one of the University’s most acclaimed scholars.
Drama professor Esther Van Eek designed these costumes for a production this summer by Shakespeare & Company in Lenox, Massachusetts, of a comedy loosely based on The Taming of the Shrew. Photo by Enrico Spada, Shakespeare & Co.
Professor Esther Van Eek finds herself crossing paths with drama grads making their way into professional theatre.
A presentation Thursday, June 23, will display student visions for Windsor neighbourhoods from Sandwich to Ford City.
Instructor Dorian Moore tasked students in his Green Corridor course with envisioning designs for parks and the planned Gordie Howe international bridge. The projects are inspired by Open Streets Windsor, which will close some roadways to vehicular traffic July 17 and September 18, says Moore.
SB Contemporary Art will host a discussion by José Seoane and Christopher McNamara on Wednesday.
The Campus Bookstore will be on site during Convocation to sell mementoes of the occasion, including these new 100 percent silk neckties, available for $42.95; $49.95 with the matching gift box.
Mathematics major Katherine Vrantsidis will receive the 2016 President’s Medal for her academic achievements and contributions to campus life.
Indie artist David Ford will be backed by strings from the Windsor Symphony Orchestra in a June 11 concert.
Indie artist David Ford will be backed by strings from the Windsor Symphony Orchestra in a June 11 concert.
This piece by Vincent Massey Secondary School student Jada Schroeder is one of hundreds of artworks on display as part of an exhibition this week in the SoVA Projects Gallery.
A reception June 10 will offer the public a chance to meet contributors to Locale, an exhibition of works by Windsor-Essex students in grades 9 to 12.
