Pianist Philip Adamson will open the School of Creative Arts concert season Oct. 1 with a performance of Beethoven sonatas.
Pianist Philip Adamson will open the School of Creative Arts concert season Oct. 1 with a performance of Beethoven sonatas.
A student internship opportunity will involve researching local Black history for an exhibit at the Amherstburg Freedom Museum.
A student internship opportunity will involve researching local Black history for an exhibit at the Amherstburg Freedom Museum.
Film professor Min Bae explores the question of why rescue efforts were neglected when a ferry sank of the coast of South Korea in his documentary, “Reset.”
Stage actress Alexis Gordon will join a panel discussing “Black Excellence in the Performing Arts,” on Thursday, Sept. 29.
The Natively Creative team won a trophy as the top performers in the Transform program. From left: Transform community leader Esther Yang mentored first-year students Larissa Cioci, Catie Lenover, and Amarice Manzerolle, pictured here with co-ordinator Tony Vo.
During summer 2022, the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (FAHSS) launched Transform, its school readiness program for first-year students coming directly from high school.
Incoming students met in person or online weekly over nine weeks and participated in a series of fun interactive exercises that gave them similar experiences to being in class — conducting research, taking mock tests, and working on team projects. At the same time, the program gave upper-year student mentors an opportunity to gain leadership experience.
Archives in the basement of the Leddy Library are a stop on the Doors Open tour, Saturday, Sept. 24.
The SoCA Armouries is the setting for several events during BookFest, Oct. 13 to 16.
The SoCA Armouries is the setting for several events during BookFest, Oct. 13 to 16.
Professor emeritus Karl Jirgens and alumnus Gordon Grisenthwaite will read from and sign copies of their new books Sept. 28 at Biblioasis.
Professor emeritus Karl Jirgens and alumnus Gordon Grisenthwaite will read from and sign copies of their new books Sept. 28 at Biblioasis.
History professor Gregg French will participate in a panel discussion on names that commemorate historical figures with controversial legacies, Sept. 22 at Art Windsor-Essex.
