The Supreme Court of Canada cited research by professor Jillian Rogin of Windsor Law in a recent judgment.
The Supreme Court of Canada cited research by professor Jillian Rogin of Windsor Law in a recent judgment.
Beverly Jacobs has been appointed the next associate dean (academic) at Windsor Law.
Beverly Jacobs has been appointed the next associate dean (academic) at Windsor Law.
A community conversation Friday will consider a just, inclusive, and sustainable recovery in Windsor post-pandemic.
A community conversation Friday will consider a just, inclusive, and sustainable recovery in Windsor post-pandemic.
Windsor Law professor Gemma Smyth is the inaugural recipient of an award from the Association for Canadian Clinical Legal Education.
Windsor Law professor Gemma Smyth is the inaugural recipient of an award from the Association for Canadian Clinical Legal Education.
Fatema Dada models a T-shirt sold by Conquer COVID-19 to raise funds for personal protective equipment to front-line workers across Canada.
Windsor Law alumni Guri Pannu and Fatema Dada are among the founders of Conquer COVID-19.
On incel forums, users refer to their perceived inferior social status while describing feelings of anxiety, self-loathing, and depression.
Treating incel violence as terrorism may make matters worse, says law professor Reem Bahdi.
Law student Valeria Kuri produced video interviews with members, staff, and support workers of Community Living Cambridge.
Law student Valeria Kuri produced video interviews with members, staff, and support workers of Community Living Cambridge.
Windsor Law faculty members have secured funding for research.
Windsor Law faculty members have secured funding for research.
Windsor Law student Nadia Shivratan is a founder of a non-profit organization connecting volunteers with legal projects needing help.
Windsor Law student Nadia Shivratan is a founder of a non-profit organization connecting volunteers with legal projects needing help.
Windsor law grad Martina Dwyer returned to the nursing profession to serve on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Windsor law grad Martina Dwyer returned to the nursing profession to serve on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
