Costume jewelry is at offer at the Campus Bookstore on Thursday, July 30.
Jul 30th, 2015
Costume jewelry is at offer at the Campus Bookstore on Thursday, July 30.
Current Students
Costume jewelry is at offer at the Campus Bookstore on Thursday, July 30.
Twenty Aboriginal youth developed their artistic skills at the Turtle Island Summer Arts Camp.
Jul 30th, 2015
Twenty Aboriginal youth took part in at the Turtle Island Summer Arts Camp which took place July 6 to 24.
President Alan Wildeman provided CBC radio audience with an update on downtown campus project.
Jul 27th, 2015
UWindsor President & Vice-Chancellor Alan Wildeman provided the CBC radio audience with an update on the downtown campus project.
Listen to the interview on CBC radio webpage.
English professor Dale Jacobs realized he could use his training in composition and rhetoric to think about comic books.
Jul 27th, 2015
The revival of comic books and graphic novels in the 21st century has seen the medium transition from a children’s pastime to a subject of academic study.
Jul 27th, 2015
Phase two of the Dillon Hall Quad - Sidewalk & Landscaping project will restrict access to the main campus via Patricia (North end), starting Wednesday, July 29.
Judy Blume’s In the Unlikely Event novel is named the Book of the Week.
Jul 27th, 2015
In the Unlikely Event by Judy Blume is the Campus Bookstore's Book of the Week.
International Development’s team relocates to Odette Building
Jul 23rd, 2015
International Development’s team relocates to Odette Building
Line cook Youssef El-Dika, co-owners Ahmad Sanji and Adam El-Dika, and server Farah El-Dika welcome guests to the new Mare Nostrum restaurant.
Jul 23rd, 2015
A new restaurant and bar, Mare Nostrum, opened this week in the space adjacent to the Education Building.
Alumna Pearl Van Geest recently won the 2015 Canadian Art Foundation Writing Prize. Photo credit: alumnus Arturo Herrara.
Jul 23rd, 2015
Visual Arts alumna Pearl Van Geest receives the 2015 Canadian Art Foundation Writing Prize
UWindsor alum Miah-Marie Langlois claims Pan Am Gold
Jul 23rd, 2015
It was an historic Pan Am Games performance by the Canadian women's basketball team Monday and UWindsor alum Miah-Marie Langlois was right in the centre of the action.
The 23-year-old Langlois started at point guard against the powerful United States as Canada won its first gold medal in women's basketball with an 81-73 win.
"It's one of those things that you don't realize how great it is until it's over," said Langlois. "It's pretty awesome”