Novelist Randy Boyadoga will share what he learned from having read a canto a day of the Divine Comedy for the past five years in a presentation Thursday, Feb. 16. Photo by Derek Shapton.
Professor Kendall Soucie is seeking respondents for a study into the lived experiences of people diagnosed with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome.
Katherine Quinsey’s decades of commitment have earned her the Educational Leadership Award.
Katherine Quinsey’s decades of commitment have earned her the Educational Leadership Award.
Anishinabe poet and essayist Marie Annharte Baker will conduct a free public reading online Tuesday, Jan. 24.
Anishinabe poet and essayist Marie Annharte Baker will conduct a free public reading online Tuesday, Jan. 24.
Writer Gordon Grisenthwaite will describe his process in a free public lecture entitled “Wrestling Story into Shape” on Thursday, Jan. 19.
Comic artist and illustrator Cole Pauls will begin a month as UWindsor writer-in-residence Jan. 17.
A graduate colloquium Dec. 13 will consider the essays of Michel de Montaigne.
A graduate colloquium Dec. 13 will consider the essays of Michel de Montaigne.
UWindsor creative writing grad Jen Ferguson won a Governor General’s Literary Award for her young adult novel, “The Summer of Bitter and Sweet.”
The English department will host a launch of works by poets Danielle LaFrance, Gustave Morin, and Anahita Jamali Rad on Friday, Nov. 25.
The English department will host a launch of works by poets Danielle LaFrance, Gustave Morin, and Anahita Jamali Rad on Friday, Nov. 25.
Poet Anahita Jamali Rad will conduct a reading and lecture Tuesday. Nov. 24.
Poet Anahita Jamali Rad will conduct a reading and lecture Tuesday. Nov. 24.
