Feb 25th, 2019
A pasta dinner Thursday, Feb. 28, will raise funds to launch a book published with the assistance of UWindsor students.
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Author Gail Scott will deliver a free public reading Thursday, Feb. 14, at Common Ground Art Gallery.
Feb 13th, 2019
Author Gail Scott will deliver a free public reading Thursday, Feb. 14, at Common Ground Art Gallery.
“The Penelopiad,” presented by University Players through Sunday, is a feminist retelling of the story of Odysseus.
Feb 7th, 2019
English professor Carol Davison turned her knowledge of literature into University Players tickets.
Gail Scott is UWindsor’s latest writer-in-residence.
Feb 4th, 2019
Writer-in-residence Gail Scott will read from her works Tuesday, Feb. 5, at 4 p.m. in Alumni Hall’s McPherson Lounge.
English professor Sandra Muse Isaacs likes to impart knowledge through storytelling.
Jan 28th, 2019
English professor Sandra Muse Isaacs says her Indigenous heritage permeates her approach to teaching.
UWindsor grad Nasser Hussain (MFA 2003) has returned to his alma mater as writer-in-residence.
Jan 15th, 2019
UWindsor grad Nasser Hussain (MFA 2003) has returned to his alma mater as writer-in-residence.
A colloquium Tuesday, Dec. 4, will explore the works and world of 17th-century poet John Donne.
Dec 3rd, 2018
A colloquium Tuesday, Dec. 4, will explore the works and world of 17th-century poet John Donne.
In this photo by Douglas MacLellan, a master basket maker shows her products at the Hagadera Refugee Camp near Dadaab, Kenya.
Nov 30th, 2018
Photojournalist Douglas MacLellan will speak with UWindsor students helping him to publish a collection of his works in a free public event Nov. 30.
“Deliver Me from Swedish Furniture” by UWindsor alumna Hollie Adams was a finalist for the bpNichol Chapbook Award.
Nov 23rd, 2018
UWindsor alumna Hollie Adams was a finalist for the bpNichol Chapbook Award.
Registration closes Nov. 22 for a brief history of the sonnet, taught by UWindsor president Douglas Kneale on Nov. 24.
Nov 22nd, 2018
Registration closes Nov. 22 for a brief history of the sonnet, taught by UWindsor president Douglas Kneale on Nov. 24.