In this photo by Douglas MacLellan, a master basket maker shows her products at the Hagadera Refugee Camp near Dadaab, Kenya.
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.
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.
Registration closes Nov. 22 for a brief history of the sonnet, taught by UWindsor president Douglas Kneale on Nov. 24.
Three members of the UWindsor faculty are promoting high-speed rail in a national newspaper.
Three members of the UWindsor faculty are promoting high-speed rail in a national newspaper.
Authors from the 498 creative writing workshop will read from their works during a free public literary event Thursday, Nov. 22.
Steven Ross Smith, UWindsor writer-in-residence, will read from his poetry November 2 at Biblioasis bookstore.
Poets Steven Ross Smith and Marty Gervais will conduct a free public reading November 2 at Biblioasis bookstore.
UWindsor president Douglas Kneale will present a brief history of the sonnet on November 24 for ElderCollege at Canterbury College.
UWindsor president Douglas Kneale will present a brief history of the sonnet on November 24 for ElderCollege at Canterbury College.
Professors Onawa LaBelle, Ashley Glassburn Falzetti, Sandra Muse Isaacs, Rebecca Major, and Andrea Sullivan-Clarke promise to be mentors in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences.
The range of expertise of the President’s Indigenous Peoples Scholars allows for a broad-based enrichment of the curriculum.
BookFest Windsor will explore “The Power of Stories” in a series of events through downtown Windsor, October 17 to 21.
BookFest Windsor will explore “The Power of Stories” in a series of events through downtown Windsor, October 17 to 21.
The first novel by poet Robin Robertson is short-listed for the Man Booker Prize.
The debut novel of UWindsor alumnus Robin Robertson is on the shortlist for the Man Booker Prize.
