Linda Ingram will retire at the end of this month.
As co-ordinator of the annual Children’s Aid Society Holiday Program for the Odette School of Business, Linda Ingram always requested the largest family possible.
An in-lab session Nov. 21 will provide information on an industry certification program equipping participants with skills for high-tech manufacturing roles.
An in-lab session Nov. 21 will provide information on an industry certification program equipping participants with skills for high-tech manufacturing roles.
Lisa Porter, Laurice Arayan, Caroline Hamm, Bre-Anne Fifield, and Rasna Gupta celebrate the support of the WE-Spark Health Institute for a project exploring a new treatment regime for breast cancer.
Ronnie Haidar of the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences and Stephanie Porritt of the Ronald McDonald House at Windsor Regional Hospital celebrate World Kindness Day.
HMCS Hunter commander Chris Elliott and dean of engineering Bill Van Heyst discuss the Serving Scholars effort to meet the needs of UWindsor students serving in the Canadian Armed Forces.
The University is working to ensure students serving in the Canadian Armed Forces are not disadvantaged by their military commitments.
A Remembrance Day ceremony is set for 10:45 a.m. today outside Memorial Hall.
A Remembrance Day ceremony is set for 10:45 a.m. today outside Memorial Hall.
Theresa Chao, Samantha Dade, Dania Mousa, and Seeret Banwait, student members of Science Meets Art, discuss health research projects at Cheers to Hope, Thursday at the Ambassador Golf Club.
The annual CJAM pledge drive opened Friday and will continue through Nov. 17, offering donors gifts like this T-shirt.
Researchers Ethan Douglas, Nick Vukotic, Anton Dmitrienko, and Joy-Lynn Kobti have developed
Utilizing robotics and ingenuity, UWindsor researchers have developed devices that could aid the pharmaceutical industry by enabling the formulation and production of more efficient drugs.
The cover of the latest annual report on UWindsor research and innovation features business professor Kemi Anazodo.
Faculty, students, staff, and industry and community partners are shaping a better world through research, scholarship, and creative activity.
