Professor emeritus Philip Adamson will perform Beethoven piano sonatas in a livestreamed recital Oct. 29.
Julie Young will share insights from the accounts of Central American migrants seeking refuge in Canada on Wednesday as part of Humanities Week.
The Journal of Canadian Baseball will feature articles from community and academic researchers.
The Journal of Canadian Baseball will feature articles from community and academic researchers.
Charmaine A. Nelson will deliver a webinar exploring the concept of creolization in the study of Transatlantic slavery Tuesday as part of Humanities Week.
In a recent article published in The Conversation, doctoral candidate Nawal Mustafa stresses the importance of culturally sound therapy for South Asian communities.
Neuropsychology PhD student Nawal Mustafa stresses the importance of culturally sound therapy for South Asian communities.
A week of events will celebrate the humanities, Oct. 22 to 29.
The complete collection of “The Windsor Review” is now available online.
Intimacy director Siobhan Richardson and drama professor Meaghan Quinn work with the cast of the University Players production “If We Were Birds” in the Studio Theatre.
The University Players multimedia presentation of If We Were Birds opens Friday, Oct. 22.
One student will win a semester’s tuition for addressing the question “Why do the humanities matter in a post-recovery world?”
One student will win a semester’s tuition for addressing the question “Why do the humanities matter in a post-recovery world?”
University Players will stage the multimedia work “If We Were Birds” to open the company’s 63rd season.
The University Players production of If We Were Birds opens Oct. 22.
