UWindsor professor Bruce Kotowich and research partner Brett Scott discussed the differing effects conductors can have on choirs, last month at the World Choral Expo.
UWindsor professor Bruce Kotowich and research partner Brett Scott explore the differing effects conductors can have on choirs.
University Players will raise the curtain on its 2022-23 season Oct. 21 with the dark comedy Dead Man’s Cell Phone.
University Players will raise the curtain on its 2022-23 season Oct. 21 with the dark comedy Dead Man’s Cell Phone.
Drama professor Michelle MacArthur is a past recipient of an HRG Fellowship.
The Humanities Research Group is accepting applications for its fellowships for faculty and students.
Susan Blight (MFA 2007) will discuss her work Oct. 6 in the School of Creative Arts’ first artist talk of the fall.
Student Raquel Graston is one of the filmmakers whose work is showcased in “Reel Shorts: Windsor,” available now on CBC Gem. Photo by Shahad Al-Haddad.
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.
