Vincent Georgie, acting associate vice-president, external, provides viewers with a sneak-peek into the new two-level fitness facility in the new Lancer Centre, now under construction on the south campus.
The state-of-the-art facility boasts floor-to-ceiling windows which bathe the 8,000 square feet in beautiful natural light.
Visit www.uwindsor.ca/lancercentre for more information.
The Lancer Centre is taking shape as its May 2022 opening date approaches.
The Lancer Centre is taking shape as its May 2022 opening date approaches.
The $73 million Lancer Centre is set to open as originally scheduled in May 2022.
The Early Works projects to prepare for the start of construction of the Lancer Sport and Recreation Centre is underway.
Shovels are officially in the ground to prepare for the future Lancer Sport and Recreation Centre.
Construction crews will be hard at work around the St. Denis Athletic and Community Centre starting Monday, Oct. 22 and lasting until the new year for the first phase of the project.
Boreholes in areas surrounding the St. Denis Centre will test soil conditions in preparation for construction of the Lancer Sport and Recreation Centre.
The St. Denis Centre is asking patrons to be aware of geotechnical testing taking place over the next two to three weeks in preparation for construction of the Lancer Sport and Recreation Centre.
Golder and Associates will be excavating test pits with a backhoe and drilling boreholes in various locations from College Avenue to Pelletier Street to evaluate soil conditions. St. Denis Centre patrons are requested to avoid the test areas.
UWindsor students Monica Sokolowski and Stephanie Milling examine the architectural renderings for the Lancer Sport and Recreation Centre during the open house on Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2018.
The future Lancer Sport and Recreation Centre will provide a cutting-edge facility that brings together University of Windsor students, academics, and the community.
"The Lancer Sport and Recreation Centre (LSRC) will completely transform the student experience at the University of Windsor," said Michael Khan, dean of the Faculty of Human Kinetics. "The facility will allow the Lancer family to be immersed in community groups, students will have more opportunities to be physically active and our researchers will be able to gain experiential learning thanks to the new LSRC."
Artist’s conception of the Lancer Sports and Recreation Centre.
A town hall meeting Friday will discuss the upcoming referendum on the Lancer Sports and Recreation Centre.
