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Graduating art students are stepping into the spotlight this weekend with their exhibition “Resonance.”
A public reception Saturday will celebrate the opening of the BFA thesis exhibition, “Resonance.”
The spring concert of the University Singers and Chamber Choir will range from the sacred to the worldly, Saturday at the Capitol Theatre.
UWindsor staff member Kristen Siapas plays the title role in The Drowsy Chaperone, opening this weekend at the KordaZone Theatre.
The University Wind Ensemble presents its spring concert Friday, April 5, at the Capitol Theatre.
Drama professor Alice Nelson’s class “Theatre for Young Audiences” has been performing for audiences at two local elementary schools.
Students in the Editing and Publishing Practicum courses explore the theory and practice of book production.