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Three UWindsor grads entered their biopic of a ball in what is billed as the world’s largest short film competition.
Three UWindsor grads entered their biopic of a ball in what is billed as the world’s largest short film competition.
UWindsor grads Milos Savic and Elise LeBlanc compete on Ellen’s Game of Games, airing Friday, March 27.
UWindsor professors and students will take their experimental interactive documentary to a couple of U.S. cities over the next week.
The athletics department has released the list of nominees for major awards to be conferred Wednesday, April 6, at the annual Lancer Evening of Excellence banquet.
Up for the Banner Shield as female athlete of the year are basketball’s Cheyanne Roger, volleyball’s Lauren Stirling, and Stefanie Smith of the cross country and track teams.
Cross country and track athlete Corey Bellemore, basketball senior Alex Campbell and Matt Gayer of Lancer football are nominated for the Olympic Shield as male athlete of the year.
The Lancer men’s track and field team has claimed its second consecutive Canadian Interuniversity Sport championship banner.
Lancer athletes won the men’s team title at the OUA track and field championship meet.
The annual Alumni and Friends Phonathon will reach out to thousands of UWindsor graduates.
The local “qualiflyer” in the Red Bull Paper Wings competition comes to the St. Denis Centre at noon March 31.
With 101 total points, the Lancer men’s track and field team won the championship banner at the CIS meet.
A video produced by UWindsor students will help attract new enrolment with its showcase of programs and the campus experience.