For the entire month of June the bookstore is offering $10 off the list price of any in-stock diploma frame.
Canon Pixma wireless printers and diploma frame are on offer at The Campus Bookstore.
Chatham Cultural Museum received this year’s Community Heritage Medal of Honour for developing an online database documenting veterans’ memories.
A Chatham museum’s work to document veterans' stories recieved the UWindsor Community Heritage Medal of Honour.
New Human Rights and Disabilities Act online video training is easy and accessible.
Campus employees who completed the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) modules, say the training proved to be fast and easy thanks to a new online video format.
“I did all the training in one session, and it took about 20 to 25 minutes. The videos were straightforward and easy to follow,” says Institutional Analyst, Robyn Nease.
“It does provide valuable information for all people, regardless of what you do or where you work.”
Chuck Palahniuk’s, Make Something Up: Stories You Can't Unreadis the Campus Bookstore’s Book of the Week for June 1 to 8.
A former Hockey player earned his master’s degree in economics for his research on the impact that playing for a Stanley Cup-winning team has on a player’s ability to negotiate salary.
A former Lancer Hockey and Windsor Spitfires player applied his unique insight into hockey contract negotiations to earn his master’s degree in economics.
Katherine Balasingham, a student at the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research, is exploring ways to find rare aquatic species by extracting their left-behind DNA from water samples.
MSc candidate has won notice for her research in detecting the presence of rare fish species without disturbing them.
Transfers Shawna Lesperance (l.) and Sydney Dobbin (r.) highlight this year's 2015-16 Lancers Women's Hockey recruiting class.
Windsor Lancers has announced its recruiting class and team captains for the 2015-16 season.
Transportation Science and Engineering scholarship program will support students’ research projects, including the use of driving simulators to study lane change behaviour.
Recently announced scholarship program in Transportation Science and Engineering will support students’ research projects.
Friday’s seminar will provide information on available tools for researchers exploring the frontiers of synthetic biology.
A seminar Friday will provide information on tools available for researchers exploring the frontiers of synthetic biology.
Nursing alumna Kaitlyn Sheehan (m.) and team, at Windsor-Detroit Hacking Health event.
Nursing alumna wins award for an innovative new idea to store emergency healthcare information
