Alan Ojig Corbiere, Canada Research Chair in History of Indigenous Peoples of North America, will present “Back to Basics: the Anishinaabe Understanding of the Covenant Chain and the 1764 Treaty of Niagara” on Nov. 11 in the Leddy Library Collaboratory.
The Windsor Law Centre for Cities is sponsoring a screening and discussion of the documentary “A Decent Home” Saturday at the Windsor International Film Festival.
The Windsor Law Centre for Cities is sponsoring a screening and discussion of the documentary “A Decent Home” Saturday at the Windsor International Film Festival.
The Class Action Clinic at Windsor Law has received a $3.1 million award from the recent settlement of a $100-million class action lawsuit.
The Class Action Clinic at Windsor Law has received a $3.1 million award from the recent settlement of a $100-million class action lawsuit.
A project of Pro Bono Students Canada will help prepare wills for people in need.
A project of Pro Bono Students Canada will help prepare wills for people in need.
Artist Shelley Niro will discuss her work over a beading circle and turkey lunch on Friday, Oct. 7.
Artist Shelley Niro will discuss her work over a beading circle and turkey lunch on Friday, Oct. 7.
Learn more about Windsor Law at in-person and online sessions Oct. 12 and 19.
Learn more about Windsor Law at in-person and online sessions Oct. 12 and 19.
Law student Khawla Khalifa says her experience with parental abduction highlights the need for legal reform.
Law student Khawla Khalifa says her experience with parental abduction highlights the need for legal reform.
Lana Talbot and Irene Moore Davis flank history student Willow Key, whose research is at the heart of a project to tell the story of the McDougall Street Corridor.
Windsor Law professor Laverne Jacobs has won election to the United Nations Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
Windsor Law alumna Jacqueline Horvat has been elected treasurer of the Law Society of Ontario.
