The Ojibway Nature Centre is the setting for the first event in the “Parks Talks” series hosted by the University of Windsor National Urban Park Hub.
Jana Jandal Alrifai affixes a sticker to indicate support for an idea during a break-out session at the formal launch of the Detroit-Windsor United Nations Regional Centre of Expertise on Education for Sustainable Development, Sept. 20 at Wayne State University. Photo by Edwin Tam.
An online session Oct. 25 will bring together health-care researchers, professionals, and community organizations.
An online session Oct. 25 will bring together health-care researchers, professionals, and community organizations.
Anneke Smit, associate professor in the Faculty of Law, has taken up a one-year appointment as special advisor to the provost on the Detroit-Windsor United Nations Regional Centre of Expertise for Sustainability in Education.
Anneke Smit is special advisor to the provost on the Detroit-Windsor United Nations Regional Centre of Expertise for Sustainability in Education.
“Tayshawn, Munsee St. @ Kildare Ave” is one of the photos on exhibit at Art Windsor-Essex as part of the Waawiiatanong Forever project.
An exhibition of photographs and postcards showcases the rich diversity of Indigeneity in the city.
A public symposium Friday will highlight the Detroit River as a focal point for teaching local history.
A public symposium Friday will highlight the Detroit River as a focal point for teaching local history.
The UWill Discover Sustainable Futures conference continues through Friday in the CAW Student Centre.
Friday, March 24, sessions of the UWill Discover student research conference will include a trivia contest, a policy brief competition, discussion of sustainability, and poster presentations, all in the CAW Student Centre.
UWindsor sustainability officer Nadia Harduar promises a fun and informative trivia contest at 9 a.m. concluding with cash prizes for winning students.
The policy brief competition, at 10 a.m., will allow participants to advocate for ideas to address complex issues.
The digital archive “We Were Here” documents the history of Windsor’s McDougall Street corridor.
The Windsor Law Centre for Cities is sponsoring a screening and discussion of the documentary “A Decent Home” Saturday at the Windsor International Film Festival.
The Windsor Law Centre for Cities is sponsoring a screening and discussion of the documentary “A Decent Home” Saturday at the Windsor International Film Festival.
Lana Talbot and Irene Moore Davis flank history student Willow Key, whose research is at the heart of a project to tell the story of the McDougall Street Corridor.
