Writer Rosemary Nixon will lead two free public presentations on the UWindsor campus this week.
Writer Rosemary Nixon will lead two free public presentations on the UWindsor campus this week.
Marty Gervais, Windsor’s poet laureate, will bring counterparts from across the province for a public reading Thursday at Willistead Manor. (photo by Donna Gervais)
Marty Gervais, Windsor’s poet laureate, will bring counterparts from across the province for a public reading Thursday at Willistead Manor.
Professor Roberta Mock of the University of Plymouth.
The Humanities Research Group presents one in its series of Distinguished Speakers lectures Thursday.
Drama professor Erica Stevens Abbitt, director of the Humanities Research Group, is one of the University personnel presenting at BookFest Windsor.
A number of University of Windsor instructors and graduates are among the featured authors and presenters during BookFest Windsor.
The final issue of “Rampike” magazine will enjoy a public launch October 16 at the Capitol Theatre.
The final issue of “Rampike” magazine will enjoy a public launch October 16 at the Capitol Theatre.
R.J. Reilly, who taught 20th century American and English literature at UWindsor in the early 1970s, has recently published both a collection of short stories and a novel – with four more ready for release.
A former UWindsor English instructor who is now in his nineties has recently published both a collection of short stories and a novel
Alumna Jenny Perla Leon is the first Canadian to be accepted into a highly-competitive International Business graduate program.
UWindsor graduate is the first Canadian to be accepted into a unique international business and development master's program.
English professor Dale Jacobs realized he could use his training in composition and rhetoric to think about comic books.
The revival of comic books and graphic novels in the 21st century has seen the medium transition from a children’s pastime to a subject of academic study.
UWindsor’s first Cartoonist-in-Residence Scott Chantler will take his post in September.
The English Department’s Writer-in-Residence program is shifting gears this fall with the introduction of UWindsor’s first Cartoonist-in-Residence, Scott Chantler, who will take his post in September. UWindsor is thought to be the first Canadian university to step into the realm of cartoon study with its Writer-in-Residence program.
The Writing Support Desk will be available to summer students on Mondays and Tuesdays throughout the summer.
