The University Players’ production of Anton Chekhov’s 1895 drama The Seagull opened Thursday at Essex Hall Theatre.
Directed by guest artist J.Ed Araiza, a writer, director and performer with New York’s SITI Company, the show will go on until March 11.
Engineering students in professor Bill Altenhof’s second-year course in dynamics were required to build a working catapult out of nothing more than popsicle sticks, glue and string.
See the results in this video by George Kalivas of Public Affairs and Communications:
Want to see some research that really shows an impact? Tune into tonight's episode of Daily Planet on the Discovery Channel for a feature on the work of UWindsor kinesiology professor Dave Andrews and engineering professor Bill Altenhof.
Super Slo-Mo Tuesday, a segment that features scientific discoveries made with the use of high-speed video, will focus on their research on leg soft tissue motion following impact.
