Political science professor Emmanuelle Richez (right) poses with her friend Marie-Ève Soumis, goddaughter Camélia Jean-François, and Olympic mascot Phryge.
Political science professor Emmanuelle Richez ticked a big item off her bucket list this summer, jetting off to Paris for the Olympic Games.
The second annual Francophone Open Door Day promoted French-language programming at the University of Windsor to high school students.
The second annual Francophone Open Door Day promoted French-language programming at the University of Windsor to high school students.
Archivist Sarah Glassford, professor Emmanuelle Richez, and librarian Katharine Ball pose with some of the materials from the local French-language newspaper Le Rempart donated to the University.
Political science professor Emmanuelle Richez will discuss the role of the Court Challenges Program in constitutional change Thursday.
A free symposium March 3 is intended to provide guidance to guarantees under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
A free symposium March 3 is intended to provide guidance to guarantees under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
The panel discussion “Crucial Voices: The Importance of Representation in Public Institutional Leadership” is set for the SoCA Armouries and online Friday, Feb. 10.
Political science students and faculty gathered Monday in the Hub Café to watch federal election returns.
Political science students and faculty gathered Monday in the Hub Café to watch federal election returns.
Shown here at L’Arc de Triomphe, students in the EU Study Abroad Program visited Paris as part of the course, accompanied by UWindsor professor Emmanuelle Richez.
Students enrolled in the European Union Study Abroad Program got a hands-on appreciation for international relations with a trip May 5 to 18.
UWindsor political science professor Emmanuelle Richez has been named to an expert panel allocating funds through Canada’s Court Challenges Program.
UWindsor political science professor Emmanuelle Richez has been named to an expert panel allocating funds through Canada’s Court Challenges Program.
Guillaume Teasdale, Lezlie Wade, and Emmanuelle Richez will discuss the significance of Les Belles Soeurs in a session before its opening Friday, February 2.
Desserts and Discussion will pair sweets with a conversation on the play Les Belles Soeurs, Friday in the Jackman Dramatic Art Centre.
