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Oct 1st, 2020
Esports are already making a difference in student life.
Esports are already making a difference in student life.
A graduate of the education-based poverty-reduction program On Track to Success has won the $32,000 Ed Lumley Bursary.
UWindsor’s Lancer Gaming may be the first official university-level competitive esports team in Canada.
Each year a graduating student from the International Student Centre and the LEAD volunteer program are selected to receive the Alumni Spirit Award, sponsored by Alumni Affairs and Donor Communications, recognizing their dedication to their volunteer roles at the university. This year’s recipients are Varun Kumar Yacham and Rebecca Burkoski.
The UWindsor Relay for Life is set for Friday, March 21, in the CAW Student Centre.