A symposium Sunday invites youths to discuss their faiths and share the perspectives of Christians, Jews and Muslims.
Organizers call the symposium, Children of Abraham, an opportunity for young people especially to learn from one another and to experience respectful conversation.
It is set for 3 p.m. Sunday, November 27, in Assumption University Chapel and will be facilitated by Norman King and Kevin George.
The university has declared 29 Seanix computers with P4 processors and 80 GB hard drives for sale by bid as Disposal File 857. Please click here for details.
If you like to bowl and believe in supporting humanitarian causes for children in developing countries, then you should head straight to the Bowlero lanes this Friday night.
The University of Windsor’s UNICEF chapter is hosting a bowling night fundraiser at the alley, located at 675 Tecumseh Road West, November 25 from 7 to 9 p.m.
Tickets are $12, which includes shoe rentals, and are available beginning today through Friday in the CAW Student Centre commons area. Tickets can also be purchased at the door.
Repair work will close the accessibility ramp from Sunset Avenue to Chrysler Hall Tower on November 24 and 25, weather permitting.
The construction is a continuation of the work currently being completed on the building’s pedestrian deck.
Two alternative accessible routes to the building are:
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit will administer free immunization at a flu vaccine clinic Thursday, November 24, from noon to 8 p.m. in the CAW Student Centre’s Ambassador Auditorium.
All Ontario residents are eligible for the free vaccine, including out-of-province and international students and their families. Just bring identification proving Ontario residency, such as a health card, student card, or driver's license. International students and their family members should be prepared to show a visa or passport.
Drawing on his monastic experiences and dialogue with Eastern religions, Catholic thinker Thomas Merton developed a theology of non-violence, which is the subject of a free public lecture in Assumption University’s Freed-Orman Centre on Thursday, November 24, at 4:30 p.m.
Norman King – professor emeritus in the UWindsor Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures; Assumption University’s Stephen Jarislowsky Chair in Religion and Conflict; and director of the School of Theology at Iona College – will explore “Thomas Merton on Non-Violence.”
Sherri Menard has it all under control. The manager of the Chemical Control Centre, she won yesterday's DailyNews trivia contest and earned two tickets to see the University Players production of Crimes of the Heart.
Menard’s name was drawn from all respondents who correctly answered that Crimes of the Heart won a Pulitzer Prize for Drama, that the play’s action is set in motion when Babe shoots her husband, and that Diane Keaton starred in the 1986 film adaptation.
The University Bookstore invites students, staff and faculty to meet representatives from its two leading suppliers, Apple Canada and Win-Leader, during Technology Vendor Fair, on Wednesday, November 23 – yesterday’s edition of DailyNews published the wrong date.
Vendors will display a wide range of new technology products and answer consumer questions from 10 a.m.to 2 p.m. Wednesday in the bookstore.
A blood donor clinic scheduled for Vanier Hall on Wednesday is aimed at students living in residence but open to all, says Canadian Blood Services.
The clinic runs 5 to 8 p.m. in the Oak Room; as always, walk-in donors are welcome. The entire experience, including health assessment and recovery, takes about an hour.
The Many in Motion relay, retracing the Canadian segment of Rick Hansen’s original Man in Motion World Tour, will cross the University of Windsor campus at about 4 p.m. today.
The medal bearers are scheduled to run south on Sunset Avenue from University Avenue to Wyandotte Street, stopping for a five-minute break at about 4 p.m. Michael Ayotte, a UWindsor human kinetics student and captain of the Lancer golf team, is slated for this leg of the relay.
