Anne Rudzinski is the instructor for a two-day course in Wen-Do women’s self-defence.
A self-defence course worth $150 is offered free to UWindsor women on May 25 and 26.
Cyclist Nicole Noel stands outside the fenced bike shelter adjacent to the parking garage. It is locked and accessible only by swiping a UwinCARD.
A locked bike shelter is open and dedicated to providing a secure haven for cyclists.
Do you want to feel strong, capable, and confident? Fitness instructor Giovanna Abraham will make it easy to get moving.
Nicole Noel, Natasha Wiebe, and Kate Rosser-Davies of the Office of Research and Innovation Services are frequent bike commuters to campus.
With foundations laid, the walls are rising on the new student residence on Sunset Avenue.
With foundations laid, the walls are rising on the new student residence on Sunset Avenue.
UWindsor provost Robert Aguirre adjusts gears during a volunteer stint of repair April 19 at the Bike Kitchen.
Projects promoting safety on campus may qualify for grant funding.
Projects promoting safety on campus may qualify for grant funding.
Sergeant John Dekok of the Special Constable Service and Master of Applied Computing student Jaykishan Joshi share a friendly word on a warm spring day outside the Welcome Centre.
Upgrades to campus printers will offer a more efficient, environmentally sustainable, and user-friendly experience.
Upgrades to campus printers will offer a more efficient, environmentally sustainable, and user-friendly experience.
Glider pilot Lydia Paulic and post-doctoral researcher Silviya Ivanova deploy an autonomous underwater glider with sensors to collect and transmit data from Lake Ontario.
