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Political science professor Emmanuelle Richez ticked a big item off her bucket list this summer, jetting off to Paris for the Olympic Games.
Political science professor Emmanuelle Richez ticked a big item off her bucket list this summer, jetting off to Paris for the Olympic Games.
A trip to Brussels to learn about the European Union surpassed the expectations of students.
The University of Windsor has proven a refuge for a scholar at risk in his home country.
High school students roleplayed as delegates to the United Nations during a conference organized by political science students April 26.
The second annual Francophone Open Door Day promoted French-language programming at the University of Windsor to high school students.
Rebecca Major will discuss Indigenous women in politics Thursday.
Ten new co-op streams are now available to students in the arts, humanities, and social sciences.