
Students and instructors of “Global Perspectives in Human Kinetics” took a two-week trip to learn about Costa Rican culture.
High schoolers well-versed in brain knowledge were on campus March 28 as the Faculty of Science hosted its fifth annual Windsor Brain Bee competition.
Twenty-four students competed in the event, battling it out over hot brain topics such as stress, neurotransmitters and brain disease.
Hailing from grades 11 and 12, the top three competitors received entrance scholarships ranging from $500 to $1,500 to study the program of their choice in the Faculty of Science at the University of Windsor.
Eager students lined the aisles at the Advanced Computing Hub, the School of Computer Science’s downtown campus, ready to pitch their programming projects to staff, faculty and industry partners.
Undergrads, computer science graduate students and Master of Applied Computing (MAC) students showed off their CS Demo Day Winter 2025 pitches ranging from detecting sign language to agri-tech, and from crime prediction to education-focused platforms aimed at supporting student learning.
Curious minds and future students are invited to explore the world of psychology at Psych Night on Wednesday, April 30.
Hosted by the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, the event will begin at 7 p.m. in Room 100 of the Toldo Health Education Building.
The evening will include a mock lecture on “How to be a Critical Consumer of Information,” along with insights into what it’s like to study psychology at the University of Windsor.
The Faculty of Science held their annual Spring and Shout event to celebrate those staff, faculty and students who went above and beyond in their job with the announcement of the 2025 Science Awards.
Faculty and staff award recipients:
In the basement of Leddy Library, behind an unassuming door, relics of the past reside — rows upon rows of documents with ink faded by time, rare and first-edition books, and preserved memories of Southwestern Ontario.
The space is home to Archives and Special Collections, which holds community records, historic documents, photographs, and other items preserved and cataloged by dedicated archivists.
Users will lose their electronic portfolios stored on iCampus21 on Aug. 31.