“Pedestrians” is one of the installation works on display this week in the SoCA Gallery, located at 37 University Ave. E.
Seven installations by students in the Green Corridor course are on exhibition this week in the SoCA Gallery.
Christopher Borgal lent his expertise to the multi-million dollar revitalization of the iconic Massey Music Hall in downtown Toronto.
A free public lecture will discuss approaches to preserving heritage buildings and landscapes, Wednesday in the SoCA Armouries.
The Humanities Research Group presents Humanities Week, Nov. 11 to 15.
Humanities Week, Nov. 11 through 15, promises a series of diverse events in casual settings.
Music professor Nicholas Papador will launch an album by his percussion group Marassa Duo, Friday in the Alan Wildeman Centre for Creative Arts.
Music professor Nicholas Papador will launch an album by his percussion group Marassa Duo, Friday in the Alan Wildeman Centre for Creative Arts.
The Windsor International Film Festival will screen “Buskin’ in the Subway” Nov. 4 as part of its collection of local short works.
Creators of seven of the 12 films in the “WIFF Local Shorts” collection have a connection to the University of Windsor.
A reception will celebrate the MFA exhibition Oct. 31 at the Artspeak Gallery.
A reception will celebrate the MFA exhibition Oct. 31 at the Artspeak Gallery.
Film instructor Theodore Bezaire won the award for best screenplay at London’s Forest City Film Festival.
Theresa Wunder looks on as dean Marcello Guarini pays tribute to her at the Friends of SoCA reception.
A reception Wednesday celebrated supporters of the School of Creative Arts.
The Windsor International Film Festival will screen the feature comedy "Boys vs. Girls," directed by professor Mike Stasko, on Nov. 2.
Three film festivals will screen a comedy, written and directed by professor Mike Stasko, over the next couple of weeks.
Film professor Kim Nelson is producing a live documentary exploring the food and culture of Arab-Canadians and -Americans along the Windsor-Detroit border.
A project by film professor Kim Nelson will explore the Arab food culture in Windsor-Detroit.
