UWindsor student Eileen Chen serves a holiday meal at a dinner for Windsor’s needy.
The campus community is invited to watch the United Way flag rise over campus Friday morning outside Chrysler Hall Tower.
UWindsor researcher Nigel Hussey spoke to The Society for Marine Mammalogy about advancing an ecosystem field approach to understand and manage aquatic predators during its 22nd Biennial Conference on the Biology of Marine Mammals in Halifax on Thursday, October 26.
UWindsor researcher Nigel Hussey gave an address at the biennial conference of the Society for Marine Mammalogy.
Social work students Kalie Dunlop-Klingbile, Lena Limoges, and Torrie Lane enjoy hot chili and rolls during Fall Fest 2015.
Fall Fest promises free chili and hot chocolate for students, faculty, and staff, Thursday on Turtle Island Walk.
An increase in first-year undergraduate enrolment reverses a multi-year trend, UWindsor president Alan Wildeman announced in a message to the campus community Wednesday.
“The net result is that there are in excess of 400 more full-time students on campus this year,” he notes.
His Update #34 praises the efforts of faculty and staff to raise awareness of what the University has to offer students, and also provides information on the status of new faculty positions, current construction projects, employee retirements, and the Strategic Mandate Agreement.
Ignite, the University of Windsor’s Work Study program, is the subject of a workshop for campus employers.
A workshop will help faculty and staff who have hired a work-study student.
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.
Assistant registrar Mark Trudell directs guests to their seats during the Fall 2016 Convocation.
UWindsor faculty and staff members are invited to volunteer at Fall Convocation ceremonies.
A tailgate party before Saturday’s Lancer football game promises free food and fellowship.
A tailgate party before Saturday’s Lancer football game promises free food and fellowship.
A seminar October 12 will discuss using Microsoft OneDrive to collaborate on projects.
UWindsor staff and faculty may enhance abilities, skills, and knowledge for which there is immediate and practical on-the-job application.
UWindsor professor Bill Anderson is participating in a panel discussion about what the NAFTA negotiations will mean for Canada.
Bill Anderson is hoping to cut through the fog of uncertainty blanketing the ongoing North American Free Trade Agreement negotiations.
