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Political science master’s students celebrated the completion of their MA internships at a reception Thursday showcasing their achievements.
Political science master’s students celebrated the completion of their MA internships at a reception Thursday showcasing their achievements.
Kayah Clarke, a rookie on the Lancer women’s basketball team, is balancing varsity athletics and academics.
Contest to cut smoking offers $5,000 cash prize.
The “Rainbow Rhythm and Rhyme” poetry slam will address issues of sexual and gender identity, Tuesday in the CAW Student Centre.
A new book relives the glory days of history professor Steven Palmer’s comedy radio show, “The Great Eastern.”
Blake Scott, a masters student in philosophy, will explore the impact of ignorance in our daily lives in a free public lecture Wednesday, November 23.
UWindsor’s Mental Health Awareness group is hosting an open mic night to end the stigma surrounding mental health on Wednesday, November 23.
On November 18, some of Windsor’s greatest benefactors will be recognized for their generosity in celebration of National Philanthropy Day. Established in 2001 by the Association of Fundraising Professionals, the event rewards individual and corporate philanthropists.
To celebrate the occasion’s 15th anniversary, the association established the Crystal Lifetime Achievement Award; this year’s recipient is Amanda Gellman.
Now founder of her own consulting firm, Gellman served as UWindsor’s vice-president for university advancement from 2004 to 2008.
“Disability Sport and Exercise Psychology: From Participation to the Paralympics” by Wayne State prof Jeffrey Martin, Friday in the HK Building.
A mini mental-health fair will help students cope with stress, Thursday in the CAW Student Centre