History professor Gregg French and his former students Chadene Griffiths and Karleigh Kochaniec will present “Teaching and Learning about the History of Race and Slavery in University Classrooms” for the Amherstburg Freedom Museum on Thursday.
Cognitive psychologist John Paul Minda of Western University will lead a colloquium Thursday, Dec. 8.
Cognitive psychologist John Paul Minda of Western University will lead a colloquium Thursday, Dec. 8.
Natalie Delia Deckard is the founding director of the Black Studies Institute, which will formally launch next year.
University Players presents a preview of its current production, Tinker Bell, continuing at Essex Hall Theatre through Sunday, Dec. 4.
The family show is the familiar story of Peter Pan told from an unfamiliar perspective: that of his faithful fairy friend.
For more information or tickets, visit www.UniversityPlayers.com.
Annie Roberts as Peter Pan and Georgie Savoie as the title character in the University Players production of “Tinker Bell.” Photo by Jen Gurniak.
Enter a trivia contest to win two tickets to the University Players current production, Tinker Bell.
Students hosting an exhibition of their zines critiquing wedding culture used nuptial invitations as inspiration for their promotions.
Students in the course “Love, Honour, and Obey: Marriage and Gender” will present the publications they have created this fall at a Zine Fair from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Wednesday.
The Lab School: Strings will provide instruction in violin, viola, or cello to children 4 to 17 years old.
The Lab School: Strings will provide instruction in violin, viola, or cello to children 4 to 17 years old.
Annie Roberts as Peter Pan and Justin Mendler as Captain Hook spar in the University Players production of “Tinker Bell” by Patrick Flynn, directed by Lee Wilson. Costume design Esther Van Eek, set design David Court, lighting design Linas Kairys. Photo by Jen Gurniak.
A free public lecture Monday will consider microhistorical documentaries.
The Capitol Theatre is home to concerts this weekend by the University’s jazz and wind ensembles.
The Capitol Theatre is home to concerts this weekend by the University’s jazz and wind ensembles.
