THE PASSION OF JOAN OF ARC & The Humanities Research Group (HRG)

Maestro Franz, Windsor International Film Festival Director Vincent Georgie and Professor of Theatre Erica Stevens Abbitt invite WSO ticketholders to join them for a free pre-show discussion about the power and significance of Dreyer’s 1928 film on the life and death of Joan – martyr, rebel, victim and saint.  

Black History Month is Here!

Check out these resources from Leddy Library on Black History:

Romanticism: Life, Literature & Landscapes offers students and researchers of the Romantic period unique access to over 2,500 art pieces as well as documents, manuscripts, correspondence, and travel journals of  William Wordsworth and his fellow writers.

Virtual Resources

Global Commodities Trade, Exploration & Cultural Exchange contains resources on the history of key commodities that have been exchanged and consumed around the world for hundreds of years. In addition to Interactive Charts, Maps and Data this resource include wide range of primary-source materials such as Original Records, Photographs, Maps and Advertisements.

Chronology

-"We Can Do It!" an American wartime propaganda poster produced by J. Howard Miller

Today is International Women's Day. To emphasis the valuable contributions that women have had to Canada's history, and to the quality of our lives in the 21^st century Leddy Library has created a subject guide to highlight some of the libraries resources on Women's History.

Biographies