The Suicide Awareness Month Walk, Sept. 29 at the St. Clair College SportsPlex, can send a message of caring.
The Suicide Awareness Month Walk, Sept. 29 at the St. Clair College SportsPlex, can send a message of caring.
A workshop next week will offer insights into security compliance requirements for research grant applications.
A workshop next week will offer insights into security compliance requirements for research grant applications.
An information tent at Wednesday’s campus community barbecue will educate visitors on the University’s health promotion commitments under the Okanagan Charter.
Consent Fest is set for Wednesday afternoon in the CAW Student Centre.
Consent Fest is set for Wednesday afternoon in the CAW Student Centre.
A decal designed by integrative biology student Manpreet Bhachu warns birds away from colliding with a window on the second floor of the CAW Student Centre overlooking Dillon Hall.
The University of Windsor will unveil its new student-designed bird-friendly window Tuesday, Sept. 24.
Karim Malik, an assistant professor in the School of Environment, uses advanced technology to address key ecological challenges. His work combines environmental science with cutting-edge tools to tackle pressing issues facing our planet.
In his research, Dr. Malik employs remote sensing, artificial intelligence (AI), and geospatial tools to uncover and address environmental changes. His innovative approaches include forecasting land use shifts and developing algorithms to monitor snow, aiming to deepen our understanding of human impacts and climate change effects.
A new Student Resource Guide will identify services available to keep students safe and supported.
A new Student Resource Guide will identify services available to keep students safe and supported.
The “It Matters that You’re Here Walk of Hope and Healing” is set to take place on Sept. 10, World Suicide Prevention Day.
The Department of Human Resources has set up a website with information on monkeypox, an infectious disease caused by a virus related to smallpox.
The Public Health Agency of Canada and the Ontario Ministry of Health are now closely monitoring clusters of cases that have recently been identified in Canada, the United States, and Europe.
Find information on symptoms, transmission, and outbreak updates.
