A free public lecture by UWindsor political science professor Cheryl Collier will explore issues of equity in Canada’s Parliament.
A free public lecture by UWindsor political science professor Cheryl Collier will explore issues of equity in Canada’s Parliament.
UWindsor alumnus Grant Yocom, a special lecturer in philosophy at Michigan’s Oakland University, will discuss his research on urban social theory in the free public presentation “Here we live, here we shall live: Nietzsche, projective history and activist practice in Detroit,” at 4 p.m. Wednesday, December 6, in the University Club Vanier Hall.
Dr. Yocom has worked with community organizations and artist collectives on both sides of the border and currently serves on the executive board of the Windsor Philosophical Arts Association.
Besides an emotional performance by Gord Downie, the concert captured on film features musicians Kevin Hearn of the Barenaked Ladies and Broken Social Scene’s Kevin Drew and Charles Spearin.
A free public screening of Gord Downie’s Secret Path in Concert is set for 11:30 a.m. Friday in Studio A in the basement of Lambton Tower.
Filmmaker Mike Downie will discuss his musician brother Gord Downie and their project “Secret Path” in a public presentation Thursday in Vanier Hall.
Filmmaker Mike Downie will discuss his musician brother Gord Downie and their project “Secret Path” in a public presentation Thursday in Vanier Hall.
McGill University provost Christopher Manfredi will explore attempts to use the courts to change health-care policy in a free public lecture Monday.
McGill University provost Christopher Manfredi will explore attempts to use the courts to change health-care policy in a free public lecture Monday.
Put yourself in the picture: volunteers will have a chance to conduct members of the Windsor Symphony Orchestra, Thursday in the CAW Student Centre.
Volunteers will have a chance to conduct members of the Windsor Symphony Orchestra, Thursday in the CAW Student Centre.
A video by business student Cameron Badour won a semester’s tuition in the Why Humanities? competition.
A video sharing his perspective on the humanities won a semester’s tuition for its creator, first-year business student Cameron Badour.
Badour beat out seven other finalists in the Why Humanities? competition, UWindsor president Alan Wildeman announced Friday at a pizza party wrap-up to Humanities Week.
A lecture by author Tom Dilworth will serve as the Canadian launch of his biography of modernist poet and artist David Jones.
A lecture by author Tom Dilworth will serve as the Canadian launch of his biography of modernist poet and artist David Jones.
A book launch Wednesday celebrating professor Tom Dilworth’s biography of modernist artist and poet David Jones will form the centerpiece of Humanities Week.
A reception in the Welcome Centre on Monday, September 18, is the first event in a series marking Humanities Week.
A competition invites students to answer the question “What do the humanities mean to you?”
A competition invites students to answer the question “What do the humanities mean to you?”
