“Building Trust with Indigenous Employees: the Indigenous Workways Toolkit” is designed to help managers, human resource professionals, and employees create culturally safe and inclusive workplaces.
Alumnus Ross Osmun will perform Franz Liszt’s Sonata in B Minor, among other works, in a solo piano recital Saturday, March 1.
Alumnus Ross Osmun will perform Franz Liszt’s Sonata in B Minor, among other works, in a solo piano recital Saturday, March 1.
Archivist Sarah Glassford (centre) displays a videotape to students Kaitlyn Drake, Eric Lutz, Anastasia Kulaga, and Ronni Desjardins as part of a video on navigating library resources.
Commanding officer lieutenant-commander Harrison Nguyen-Huynh of the HMCS Windsor presents honorary submariner credentials to Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research director Mike McKay in the boat’s control room.
Participants will engage in 10 ensemble lessons, cumulating in a final performance on June 14.
The 2025 Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject highlighted UWindsor programs in engineering, business and economics, computer science, and psychology.
The 2025 Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject highlighted UWindsor programs in engineering, business and economics, computer science, and psychology.
Alumni Sara Fontaine, Justin Raisbeck, and Kaitlyn Karns will join the Windsor Symphony Orchestra for performances of Broadway music this weekend.
UWindsor alumni and students will join the Windsor Symphony Orchestra for performances of Broadway music this weekend.
Deteriorating conditions and burnout are driving workers from health-care professions, a new study has found.
Afro-Indigenous writer and scholar Kyle T. Mays will present a critique of reparations in a free public lecture Feb. 4.
Afro-Indigenous writer and scholar Kyle T. Mays will present a critique of reparations in a free public lecture Feb. 4.
Vocalist Shahida Nurullah will join other jazz instructors in concert Sunday.
