The exhibition “Metamorphosis” features works by third-year students in the Visual Arts and the Built Environment program.
Anishinabe poet and essayist Marie Annharte Baker will conduct a free public reading online Tuesday, Jan. 24.
Anishinabe poet and essayist Marie Annharte Baker will conduct a free public reading online Tuesday, Jan. 24.
A free public recital Friday, Jan. 20, will feature music students competing for a scholarship.
Olivia Ridpath (BFA 2020) showcases her audition before members of her graduating class.
Writer Gordon Grisenthwaite will describe his process in a free public lecture entitled “Wrestling Story into Shape” on Thursday, Jan. 19.
Comic artist and illustrator Cole Pauls will begin a month as UWindsor writer-in-residence Jan. 17.
The experiential learning program Lab School: Strings will launch Saturday, Jan. 14, at the SoCA Armouries.
The experiential learning program Lab School: Strings will launch Saturday, Jan. 14, at the SoCA Armouries.
The University Singers will join more than a dozen choirs in performance during the Windsor Choral Festival.
The University of Windsor will confer an honorary doctorate on Paralympic gold medallist Danielle Campo McLeod during spring Convocation.
Extending congratulations to Nick Hector (second from left) on his Dr. Kathleen E. McCrone Teaching Award were dean Cheryl Collier, professor emeritus Kathleen McCrone, and SoCA colleague Kim Nelson. Photo by Crystal Bryan.
Faculty and staff in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences (FAHSS) gathered Dec. 7 in Alumni Auditorium to celebrate colleagues’ accomplishments in research, teaching, and creative activity during the past year, and to recognize in person those award recipients from 2020 and 2021 when events were held virtually.
This was the first in-person gathering since 2019 for the FAHSS Teaching and Staff Awards and Research, Scholarship & Creative Activity Excellence Recognition Event.
This year’s faculty and staff awards were presented to:
