Windsor Law has launched a suite of additional student supports in response to COVID-19.
Windsor Law has launched a suite of additional student supports in response to COVID-19.
A series of online workshops target Canadian youth interested in climate action.
A series of online workshops target Canadian youth interested in climate action.
Local governments are overlooked in conversations about democracy and governance, UWindsor law professor Anneke Smit argues in an opinion piece published in the Toronto Star.
Local governments are “bleeding democracy” in their rush to address COVID-19, say two law professors.
Second-year law student Jessica Hammond is collecting messages to share with residents of senior and nursing homes.
Second-year law student Jessica Hammond is collecting messages to share with residents of senior and nursing homes.
Windsor Law students engaged in a variety of mock advocacy competitions earlier this academic year.
Windsor Law students engage in a variety of mock advocacy competitions each year.
Film professor Kim Nelson is heading a team researching how to sustain community interest in the Windsor International Film Festival year-round.
Film professor Kim Nelson is heading a team researching how to sustain community interest in the Windsor International Film Festival year-round.
UWindsor associate vice-president academic Jeff Berryman will receive the Law Society Medal at a ceremony May 27 at Osgoode Hall.
UWindsor associate vice-president academic Jeff Berryman will receive the Law Society Medal at a ceremony May 27 at Osgoode Hall.
Law professor Samuel Singer of Thompson Rivers University will discuss the ethics of trans competent lawyering on March 13.
Law professor Samuel Singer of Thompson Rivers University will discuss the ethics of trans competent lawyering on March 13.
Windsor-Tecumseh MP Irek Kusmierczyk announced $125,000 in funding through the Climate Action Fund to Windsor Law, represented by professors Anneke Smit, Patricia Galvão-Ferreira, and dean Chris Waters.
A three-day workshop starting March 8 will give youth tools for working towards climate action in their communities.
Law professor David Tanovich has won recognition from the Ontario government for the excellence of his legal writing.
Law professor David Tanovich has won recognition from the Ontario government for the excellence of his legal writing.
