Chile Eboe-Osuji, former president of the International Criminal Court, will take up a part-time appointment at the University of Windsor.
Chile Eboe-Osuji, former president of the International Criminal Court, will take up a part-time appointment at the University of Windsor.
Local stakeholders will come together this week to discuss the urban issues facing Windsor and how the city is responding to them.
Local stakeholders will come together this week to discuss the urban issues facing Windsor and how the city is responding to them.
Two young children sit next to shoes left in front of a statue of Egerton Ryerson, who was instrumental in the design and implementation of the Indian Residential School System.
Canada’s Indian residential school system must be investigated as a crime against humanity, says acting dean of law Beverly Jacobs.
UWindsor law professor Reem Bahdi has accepted an appointment as dean of the Faculty of Law.
UWindsor law professor Reem Bahdi has accepted an appointment as dean of the Faculty of Law.
Acting dean of law Beverly Jacobs appears in a three-part video series about land governance.
Acting dean of law Beverly Jacobs appears in a three-part video series about land governance.
The Class Action Clinic at Windsor Law represented four former Crown wards in successfully objecting to a proposed settlement.
The Class Action Clinic at Windsor Law represented four former Crown wards in successfully objecting to a proposed settlement.
The Law Society of Ontario will honour Beverly Jacobs for exemplary professional leadership during an awards ceremony May 26.
The Law Society of Ontario will honour Beverly Jacobs for exemplary professional leadership during an awards ceremony May 26.
Windsor Law professor Laverne Jacobs has developed a webinar series to consider ways to improve adjudicative tribunals and administrative justice.
Windsor Law professor Laverne Jacobs has developed a webinar series to consider ways to improve adjudicative tribunals and administrative justice.
The “This is Our Shot” T-shirt encourages Canadians to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Windsor law grad Guri Pannu is part of a grassroots campaign encouraging Canadians to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Walsh Family Law Moot second-place team members: Nikita Matthew, Hannah Pye Robins, Sophia Cripouris, Kevin MacNeil, and Samantha D’Souza Sen. Not pictured: coach Cynthia Nantais.
