The “Point Line Piano” project employs virtual reality to fuse a visual interface with musical composition. Photo by Min Bae.
The “Point Line Piano” project employs virtual reality to fuse a visual interface with musical composition.
Political science students took on the roles of federal party leaders in a mock debate Monday: Luca Rubino for the Greens, Ali Hage for the New Democrats, Rhyse Parker for the Liberals, and Jacqueline Turner for the Conservatives.
Political science students took on the roles of federal party leaders in a mock debate Monday.
Alumnus Thaddeus Hołownia, a landscape photographer, has received the Governor General’s Award for Artistic Achievement. Photo by Peter Bjerkelund.
Thaddeus Holownia (BA 1972) recalls his time as an undergraduate student at the University of Windsor as the beginning of his art career.
A visual artist, educator, letterpress printer, and publisher, he was honoured earlier this month with the Governor General’s Award for Artistic Achievement from the Canada Council for the Arts.
Incubator Art Lab team member Domenica Mediati has received a residency funded by the SETI Institute to develop educational resources inspiring secondary school students to engage in astrobiology research. Photo by JElliott.
The Campus Bookstore is offering savings to criminology students on Monday, March 17.
The Campus Bookstore is offering savings to criminology students on Monday, March 17.
Classics professor Max Nelson has published a paper proposing a new meaning of the coded 666 in the apocalyptic Book of Revelation.
Classics professor Max Nelson has published a paper proposing a new meaning of the coded 666 in the apocalyptic Book of Revelation.
Founder of the Sahra Bulle Foundation, Fartumo Kusow will address gender-based violence in a session Wednesday, March 19.
A reception Friday celebrates the end-of-the-year exhibition of works by first-year students of Visual Arts and the Built Environment.
A reception Friday celebrates the end-of-the-year exhibition of works by first-year students of Visual Arts and the Built Environment.
A free lecture Thursday will explore the status of horses, mules, and donkeys in the classical world.
A free lecture Thursday will explore the status of horses, mules, and donkeys in the classical world.
UWindsor alumnus Mark Lefebvre (BFA 1988) as Mayor John Douglas in “Vampire Zombies...From Space!”
