BookFest Windsor will explore “The Power of Stories” in a series of events through downtown Windsor, October 17 to 21.
BookFest Windsor will explore “The Power of Stories” in a series of events through downtown Windsor, October 17 to 21.
A reading in celebration of National Poetry Month will feature three UWindsor professors at the Central Library on Wednesday, April 18.
A reading in celebration of National Poetry Month will feature three UWindsor professors at the Central Library on Wednesday, April 18.
A night of poetry Wednesday, April 4, will launch two books worked on by students of the Editing and Publishing Practicum course.
A night of poetry Wednesday, April 4, will launch two books worked on by students of the Editing and Publishing Practicum course.
Organ refurbisher Ron Dossenbach restored the organ in the Morris Sutton Chapel to its Roaring ’20s condition.
Sunday’s “Prohibition and Pipes” will feature music of the 1920s performed on an instrument dating from that period in Windsor history.
Wooden pens hand-turned by retired biology professor Michael Weis make a great gift, says marketing manager Martin Deck of the Campus Bookstore.
The Campus Bookstore can help you finish your holiday gift shopping.
Local authors Marty Gervais and Herb Colling will sign copies of their recent books during employee discount day, December 21 in the Campus Bookstore.
Local authors Marty Gervais and Herb Colling will sign copies of their recent books during employee discount day, December 21 in the Campus Bookstore.
UWindsor instructor and author Marty Gervais has released a new book where he explores Windsor's five original towns on foot.
UWindsor instructor Marty Gervais has published a new book, Five Days Walking Five Towns, where he explores Windsor's original towns on foot.
Pianist Michael Karloff will perform with saxophonist Ray Manzerolle at the Stone and Sky festival, Saturday on Pelee Island.
Two UWindsor instructors are featured in Saturday’s entry in the Stone and Sky summer literary, music and art series.
Marty Gervais literally wrote the book on the Windsor Police, and will share stories from its 150-year history in a public presentation May 4.
Three members of the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences have been shortlisted for national literary awards this week.
