The Innovation Centre opening this fall will offer new collaborative work spaces through the Entrepreneurship Practice and Innovation Centre (EPICentre).
The Innovation Centre will offer new collaborative work spaces through the Entrepreneurship Practice and Innovation Centre (EPICentre).
The campus parking garage will not staff its kiosk over the summer months.
The campus parking garage will not staff its kiosk over the summer months.
Visitors to campus will park in the garage at Sunset and Wyandotte streets.
Visitors to campus will park in the garage at Sunset and Wyandotte streets.
Visitors to campus will park in the new garage after March 21, as Lot D is to close for the construction of the Welcome Centre.
Just hours after sending out an e-mail invitation for employees to participate in a questionnaire about their parking preferences, Parking Services received hundreds of responses.
“The initial message went out at around 3:15 Friday afternoon and by 5 p.m. there were over 400 respondents,” says Laurie Butler, manager of Campus Parking Services.
As of Tuesday, that number was more than 800.
A questionnaire to be distributed this month will ask all UWindsor employees to indicate the location of their preferred parking, with responses to determine spots for all permit-holders.
Responding to the completion of the Ed Lumley Centre for Engineering Innovation, the 2013 expansion of the Odette School of Business and introduction of the Innovation Centre, and the planned opening of a Welcome Centre in 2014, the University’s new parking structure will open mid-2013. This will result in a substantial shift in the parking needs of students, staff and faculty.
The University of Windsor will provide free parking to people watching the Santa Claus parade along the riverfront on Saturday, December 1.
The parade leaves Atkinson Park at 6 p.m. and will travel west along Riverside Drive to Brock Street, where Sandwich Town merchants have special treats planned.
The university will provide free parking in its lots adjacent to the parade route—AA, A, B, C, R and the GLIER lot.
It just got easier for students to buy a UWindsor parking permit. Parking Services’ new online payment system enables the purchase of student parking permits on the Web, eliminating the need to wait in line to purchase a permit.
The service is especially useful for students living, vacationing or working outside of Windsor in the summer when permits for the fall semester go on sale, says manager Laurie Butler.
