History grad Devon Fraser made a cheesecake she found in a recipe book that dates to the 1st century for a course in ancient science, technology, and engineering.
History grad Devon Fraser made a cheesecake she found in a recipe book that dates to Roman times.
Leddy Library archivist Sarah Glassford will present a webinar in a series on Canada’s role in the WWII Allied invasion of Europe.
Leddy Library archivist Sarah Glassford will present a webinar in a series on Canada’s role in the WWII Allied invasion of Europe.
UWindsor history professor Rob Nelson’s social history of shawarma poutine is the subject of a profile in the National Post.
UWindsor history professor Rob Nelson’s social history of shawarma poutine is the subject of a profile in the National Post.
Devon Fraser documents the history of Assumption College from its founding in the 1850s to the formation of the University of Windsor.
Devon Fraser documents the history of Assumption College from its founding in the 1850s to the formation of the University of Windsor.
The Humanities Research Group presents “An Evening with Emma Donoghue,” Thursday, Nov. 12. Photo by Una Roulston.
The Humanities Research Group presents “An Evening with Emma Donoghue,” Thursday, Nov. 12.
Best-selling author Emma Donoghue will discuss her craft in a free public presentation Thursday, Nov. 12.
Humanities Week will explore society and culture Nov. 9 to 17.
A January presentation by journalist Naomi Klein is a highlight of the Humanities Research Group’s 2020-21 calendar.
The Canadian Vietnam Veterans Memorial is located on Windsor’s waterfront at the foot of Patricia Rd. History student Greg Maev will discuss Canadians who served with U.S. forces in the Vietnam War in a Zoom lecture Wednesday.
UWindsor history student Greg Maev will discuss Canadians who served with U.S. forces in the Vietnam War in a Zoom lecture Wednesday.
History professor Guy Lazure will describe 17th century life to provide context for a recital of Baroque music, Sunday at the Capitol Theatre.
History professor Guy Lazure will describe 17th century life to provide context for a recital of Baroque music, Sunday at the Capitol Theatre.
History professor Till Van Rahden of the Université de Montréal will deliver the free public lecture “Democracy: A Fragile Way of Life,” Tuesday in the SoCA Armouries.
A lecture Tuesday in the SoCA Armouries will explore what makes democratic government viable.
