The Athena Scholarship Fund is honouring pilot and UWindsor grad Crystal Bryan, a unit public affairs representative in the Canadian Armed Forces.
Khary Mason, founder of a children’s photography and creative writing program that embraces the power of visual storytelling, will deliver a keynote address at the May 7 African Diaspora Youth Conference.
This year’s African Diaspora Youth Conference will take place via videoconference Friday, May 7.
The European Union Study Abroad program brought UWindsor student Caley Hewitt to Belgium, where she visited the Arcade du Cinquantenaire in Brussels.
The FAHSS LEAD Scholars program rewards students who engage in activities that provide meaningful and memorable learning experiences.
Students, faculty, and staff can learn about the UWindsor Senate in a free workshop March 20. Pictured in the Senate chambers, from left: Lena Sleiman, Crystal Bryan, Brayden Butler, Idil Mahamud, Achol Bab, Peter Ndubu.
A workshop March 20 will provide a chance to learn about the University of Windsor Senate.
Prospective students Jessica Rudi, Joshua Bowden, Mabelle Yousif, and Maral Haireek, seniors at St. Joseph’s high school, take a break from open house activities after lunch in the student centre.
A record-setting 4,400 visitors pre-registered for the University of Windsor’s open house Saturday.
Preparing for the inaugural Lancer Leadership Conference are students Yash Shah, Katelynne Lamothe, Maheen Arshad, Crystal Bryan, and Hassan Shaban.
The Lancer Leadership Conference invites applications to present from faculty, staff, and students.
Crystal Bryan trains volunteers in advance of the African Diaspora Youth Conference, opening May 9 on the UWindsor campus.
A record 350 students will attend the African Diaspora Youth Conference, May 9 to 11 on the University of Windsor campus.
High school students will experience inspiration and education at the African Diaspora Youth Conference, May 10 to 12 on the UWindsor campus.
