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The Windsor Law Revue features stand-up, spoken word, and musical performances.
The Windsor Law Revue features stand-up, spoken word, and musical performances.
An online climate forum this weekend will help to launch a green movement in Canada’s Muslim community.
Thora H. Espinet was one of very few Black women lawyers in Ontario when she graduated from Windsor Law in 1982.
UWindsor alumnus Dwayne Matthews is a sought-after speaker on how technological advances will shape the future of education.
Emancipation Day celebrations in Windsor from the 1930s to the mid 1960s would draw more than 100,000 visitors to the city to take in the festivities.
Maheen Arshad will discuss careers in genetic counselling in an interactive presentation on Thursday, Feb. 11.
UWindsor grad Jerry DeMarco is now commissioner of the environment and sustainable development in the Office of the Auditor General of Canada.
The UWindsor Alumni Association has organized a blood drive Jan. 18 to 23 as a Partner for Life with Canadian Blood Services.
Members of the MBA Class of 1970 celebrated the 50th anniversary of their graduation by toasting each other over Zoom on Dec. 9.