UWindsor professor emeritus Richard Householder accepts congratulations from his wife Sheelagh Householder and Bruce Kotowich, his successor as choir director who nominated him for an arts leadership award.
UWindsor grads, faculty and students are well-represented among 2016 winners of awards from the Windsor Endowment for the Arts.
Clinic Week is a gruelling and educational challenge for master’s students of business.
The Lancer bus will bring visitors to Saturday’s open house from the Dixie Outlet Mall in Mississauga.
The Lancer bus will bring visitors to Saturday’s open house from the Dixie Outlet Mall in Mississauga.
MBA students Jesse Tepperman and Kyra Michaeloff joined professor Vincent Georgie in Los Angeles for Oscar weekend.
MBA students Jesse Tepperman and Kyra Michaeloff joined professor Vincent Georgie in Los Angeles for Oscar weekend.
Renée Jeanne Falconetti as Jeanne D’Arc in director Carl Theodor Dreyer’s silent film.
A discussion Saturday will provide context for a screening of the 1928 silent film masterpiece The Passion of Joan of Arc at the Capitol Theatre.
Olympic bobsleigh gold medallist Heather Moyse (above) and rower Brian Price (below) have joined the line-up of speakers for Friday’s Georgie-Odette Leadership Symposium.
Two Canadian Olympic gold medallists have joined the line-up of speakers for Friday’s Georgie-Odette Leadership Symposium.
A February symposium organized by the Odette School of Business will focus on developing leadership skills.
Hail to the victors: Dean of business Allan Conway, Massey contestants Harshith Sridharan and Taha Ismail, business student Ian Wood and professor Vincent Georgie, coach of the Odette Debate Team, share a moment following Friday’s competition.
A team from Massey Secondary won the Richard Peddie High School Debate Competition, Friday at the Odette School of Business.
The UWindsor Alumni Association will present Odyssey Awards to four notable UWindsor grads during its annual general meeting Thursday, November 20.
The award for best Oscar predicting goes to psychology student Keith Slater.
Psychology student Keith Slater correctly predicted the winners in all 10 categories of the DailyNews Oscars contest.
