The Council of Ontario Universities' report shows that Ontario’s university graduates are securing good, well-paying jobs soon after graduation, and that they are out-earning their peers with other levels of education.
New report shows that Ontario university graduates have the best labour market outcomes and highest incomes of any educational attainment group.
Dean Mehrdad Saif (l.) and Provost Douglas Kneale (r.) presented engineering professor Vesselin Stoilov (m.) with a medal, honouring him at the newly-established awards program that recognizes the contributions of faculty and staff.
The newly-established Faculty of Engineering awards program recognizes the contributions of its faculty and staff.
Professors Robert Weaver (l.) and Nazim Habibov (r.) have established a definitive cause and effect that proves that strong societal connections lead to better health.
A researchers’ study on how societal connections influence people’s health.
Brain cancer researchers Samer Jassar (l.) and Spencer Briguglio (r.) will join the Windsor Spring Sprint walk to help raise funds for the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada, and to share their work progress with the public, June 13.
Brain cancer researchers will join the Windsor Spring Sprint walk, to help raise funds for the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada, and to share their work progress with the public.
The annual 25 Years of Service luncheon will honour 30 employees who, in 2014, reached their 25 Years of Service milestone.
Master of Applied Computing program students are available to serve as resourceful interns, bringing with them skills in advanced software engineering, database and dynamic web application and development.
Students of the Master of Applied Computing program are available to serve as resourceful interns for community and campus employers starting in July.
Employee donors to the University are invited to a reception acknowledging their support.
Employee donors to the University are invited to a reception today acknowledging their support.
Mark Chauvin of TD Bank Group (r.), Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens (l.), UWindsor President and Vice-Chancellor Alan Wildeman (left-center) unveiled a new sign, marking the green space on Chatham St. as the TD Chatham Street Parkette, June 2.
UWindsor announced an $850,000 gift from TD Bank Group to enhance urban green space as part of the university’s downtown campus project.
Tropical fruit lovers are invited to Siyaram Pandey’s annual mango party
UWindsor announced an $850,000 gift from TD Bank Group that will enhance urban green space as part of the university’s downtown campus project.
