A session Friday, April 30, will provide information for students interested in taking classes in creative writing.
A session Friday, April 30, will provide information for students interested in taking classes in creative writing.
An online event April 9 will celebrate the work of UWindsor creative writing students.
An online event April 9 will celebrate the work of UWindsor creative writing students.
Several associated activities will add to the fun of the launch of the book Grace of Falling Stars on Wednesday, April 7.
Several associated activities will add to the fun of the launch of the book Grace of Falling Stars on Wednesday, April 7.
Online learning helped students in the Publishing Practicum course work together to produce Bruce Meyer’s poetry collection, “Grace of Falling Stars.”
Online learning helped students in the Publishing Practicum course work together to create and launch a book.
Campus authors Dale and Heidi Jacobs will launch their book, “100 Miles of Baseball,” online March 31.
Campus authors Dale and Heidi Jacobs will launch their book, “100 Miles of Baseball,” online March 31.
A reading by Cecily Nicholson like the one she will lead tonight inspired literature student Shannon Pearce. (photo by Marty Gervais)
A reading by Cecily Nicholson like the one she will lead tonight inspired literature student Shannon Pearce.
Several guests will help to welcome writer-in-residence Cecily Nicholson to the University of Windsor during her Feb. 22 reading.
Several guests will help to welcome writer-in-residence Cecily Nicholson to the University of Windsor during her Feb. 22 reading.
Poet Cecily Nicholson will conduct a public online reading as her inaugural event as UWindsor writer-in-residence on Monday, Feb. 22, at 7 p.m.
Poet Cecily Nicholson will conduct a public online reading as her inaugural event as UWindsor writer-in-residence on Monday, Feb. 22, at 7 p.m.
Poet Cecily Nicholson will begin a month-long term as UWindsor writer-in-residence Feb. 22.
Poet Cecily Nicholson will begin a month-long term as UWindsor writer-in-residence Feb. 22.
English professor André Narbonne finds that technology can foster or hinder student discussion.
English professor André Narbonne finds that technology can foster or hinder student discussion.
