UWindsor alumnus Peter Hrastovec will receive a lifetime achievement award from the Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce at a gala June 24.
UWindsor alumnus Peter Hrastovec will receive a lifetime achievement award from the Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce at a gala June 24.
Students Terry Dang, Maggie Chan and Bibi Hijab Balkhi present a $300 donation to executive director Lady Laforet and community engagement director Remy Boulbol of the Welcome Centre Shelter for Women.
English students donated $300 donation Friday to Windsor’s Welcome Centre Shelter for Women.
Susan Holbrook will join English department colleague Nicole Markotić for a launch of their respective books Thursday.
A reception Thursday will launch the poetry collections Whelmed by Nicole Markotić and Throaty Wipes by Susan Holbrook.
Jeremy Johnston is excited to represent UWindsor the provincial finals of the Three-Minute Thesis Competition, Thursday in Waterloo.
Steven Palmer, Canada Research Chair in History of International Health, organized this week’s conference on Knowledge Networks and Health Innovation.
Steven Palmer, Canada Research Chair in History of International Health, organized this week’s conference on Knowledge Networks and Health Innovation.
Professor Marty Gervais and students in his publishing practicum course hold copies of the books they helped shepherd to completion.
A reading and reception Tuesday will launch three books published with the help of English students.
Writer Jordan Abel will make public appearances on the UWindsor campus March 22 and 23.
Writer Jordan Abel will make public appearances on the UWindsor campus March 22 and 23.
Canadian poet laureate George Elliott Clarke reads from his work during a Windsor appearance in October 2013 in this photo by Asil Moussa.
UWindsor resident writing professional Marty Gervais will present an evening of song and poetry Thursday, March 3.
A lecture Tuesday at Canterbury College will explore “Anatomy, Cartography, and the Prehistory of Normality.”
The Difference is Spreading literary series presents poet Colin Smith reading from his work at a free public event Tuesday, February 9, at 4 p.m. in the Oak Room, Vanier Hall.
His most recent book is Multiple Bippies, a collection that that stretches across the length and breadth of his published work.
A native of Oshawa, Smith now makes his home in Winnipeg.
