Business professor Dave Bussière toured the swing state of Pennsylvania to understand voter dynamics for his course on political marketing.
Researcher Emily Varga takes water samples along the Thames River to assess water quality and phytoplankton communities.
Applications for funding under the Faculty Mobility for Partnership Building Program close Nov. 19.
Applications for funding under the Faculty Mobility for Partnership Building Program close Nov. 19.
Students take samples from the Santiago River watershed in Mexico as part of a tri-national project on stream ecosystem assessment.
Supporters toast local health research at the Cheers to Hope event.
WE-Spark Health Institute is preparing for its annual “Cheers to Hope” event, Nov. 7 at the Ambassador Golf Club.
Film grad Mitchell Branget creates some gory effects for Vampire Zombies… From Space! The horror spoof will enjoy its hometown premiere on Saturday, Oct. 26.
Student actors Olivia Sasso and Ewen Van Wagner review with Charlene Senn a script for an educational film on sexual assault resistance.
Kinesiology professor Franceso Biondi is leading a study investigating the cognitive benefits of museum visits.
Research has shown that a walk in nature can significantly boost mental well-being. But can a stroll through a museum or gallery have a similar effect?
Francesco Biondi, an expert in human factors and a faculty member in the Department of Kinesiology, is leading a study to find out. In collaboration with the City of Windsor’s Chimczuk Museum, Dr. Biondi and his research team will explore how visiting museums could potentially improve cognitive functions and mental resources.
Psychology professor Dana Ménard shares wisdom she gleaned as a professional therapist in her new book.
Psychology professor Dana Ménard shares wisdom she gleaned as a professional therapist in her new book.
Dr. Ashley Glassburn and Loyell Bigjohn will introduce participants to Myaamia and Anishinaabemowin through the game Paapankamwa Iilweeta (Fox Says) at Art Windsor-Essex.
Women’s and Gender Studies professor Ashley Glassburn and alumnus Loyell Bigjohn will lead an interactive game at Art Windsor-Essex (AWE) on Thursday, offering participants a chance to learn regional Indigenous languages in a hands-on way.
On Thursday, Oct. 17, Dr. Glassburn and Bigjohn will introduce participants to Myaamia and Anishinaabemowin through the game Paapankamwa Iilweeta (Fox Says) as part of AWE’s Love Languages exhibit.
