Drama professor Michelle MacArthur will deliver her free public lecture “Voices of a Generation: Representation of Millennial Women Across Media” Tuesday in the SoCA Armouries.
A free public lecture Tuesday, Feb. 25, will explore cultural representations by millennial women across media.
History professor Till Van Rahden of the Université de Montréal will deliver the free public lecture “Democracy: A Fragile Way of Life,” Tuesday in the SoCA Armouries.
A lecture Tuesday in the SoCA Armouries will explore what makes democratic government viable.
Professor Andrea Sullivan-Clarke will explore Native American philosophy in a free public lecture Tuesday in the SoCA Armouries.
Professor Andrea Sullivan-Clarke will explore Native American philosophy in a free public lecture Tuesday in the SoCA Armouries.
The Humanities Research Group will celebrate its 30th birthday at a public reception Friday, Nov. 15.
The Humanities Research Group will celebrate its 30th birthday at a public reception Friday, Nov. 15.
Drama professor Michelle MacArthur will host a staged reading Thursday as part of Humanities Week.
Drama professor Michelle MacArthur will host a staged reading Thursday as part of Humanities Week.
Douglas Gibson will celebrate some Scottish-Canadian authors in a free public presentation Wednesday.
Douglas Gibson will celebrate some Scottish-Canadian authors in a free public presentation Wednesday.
UWindsor law professor Richard Moon will discuss the increasingly partisan employment of the term “free speech” Tuesday in a Humanities Week lecture.
UWindsor law professor Richard Moon will discuss the increasingly partisan employment of the term “free speech” Tuesday in a Humanities Week lecture.
The Humanities Research Group presents Humanities Week, Nov. 11 to 15.
Humanities Week, Nov. 11 through 15, promises a series of diverse events in casual settings.
Dianne Saxe will discuss her career as an environmental lawyer in a free public presentation Oct. 28.
Dianne Saxe will discuss her career as an environmental lawyer in a free public presentation Oct. 28.
Last year’s “Why Humanities?” competition winner, Rima Asfour (centre), accepts congratulations from UWindsor provost Douglas Kneale and Humanities Research Group director Kim Nelson.
Contest offers cash for defending the value of the humanities.
