Student researchers Bella Hebert, Alicia Campbell, and Bennet McLeod reviewed thousands of articles exploring how to rebuild networks of Indigenous language speakers.
A group of researchers studying Indigenous language revitalization found few studies addressed Indigenous people learning their own language.
Hakeem Subair, BComm ’16
Hakeem Subair, BComm ’16, is making a global impact.
Ryan Fritsch, legal counsel with the Law Commission of Ontario, will discuss its project on “Consumer Protection and the Digital Marketplace” on Feb. 7.
Ryan Fritsch, legal counsel with the Law Commission of Ontario, will discuss its project on “Consumer Protection and the Digital Marketplace” on Feb. 7.
Donald Robertson will explore parallels between ancient philosophy and modern psychotherapy in a free public lecture Jan. 30.
The executive director of the entrepreneurship centre at the University of Waterloo will discuss its work in a free presentation Friday.
The executive director of the entrepreneurship centre at the University of Waterloo will discuss its work in a free presentation Friday.
Celebrating a project to improve treatment of a childhood cancer are UWindsor researchers Dorota Lubanska and Alioune Ngom with Childcan officials Suzanne Elliott, Sarah Dimitropoulos, and Lorraine Jewell.
A Faculty of Science led research project will explore ways to improve treatment outcomes for the extracranial childhood cancer neuroblastoma.
A public meeting Thursday will share research on the resilience and mental health of young immigrants to Windsor-Essex.
Engineering professor Mitra Mirhassani is one of the UWindsor researchers receiving a total of $830,000 in federal funding to support exploration of quantum science.
Three University of Windsor professors have been awarded a total of $830,000 in federal funding to support their research into quantum science.
UWindsor students and alumni are among the filmmakers whose works will screen during the Windsor-Essex Short Film Showcase on Wednesday, Jan. 22.
UWindsor students and alumni are among the filmmakers whose works will screen during the Windsor-Essex Short Film Showcase on Wednesday, Jan. 22.
UWindsor engineering professor Rupp Carriveau is one of the organizers of a workshop on preparing energy grids to cope with climate change.
