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An open house reception Wednesday, Dec. 13, will celebrate the retirements of several long-serving Information Technology Services team members.
An open house reception Wednesday, Dec. 13, will celebrate the retirements of several long-serving Information Technology Services team members.
IT Services held four weekly soup lunches raising more than $500 for the Campus Food Pantry.
A women’s self-defence class Nov. 30 will offer training in simple and empowering techniques.
The University of Windsor offers a lot of valuable skills to survive a zombie attack, students from local high schools learned during a field trip to campus Friday.
About 70 Grade 11 and 12 students attended workshops highlighting various academic disciplines, explains organizer Lydia Miljan, professor of political science and chair of the interdisciplinary arts and science program.
A conference on the UWindsor campus Saturday used the metaphor of the zombie apocalypse to discuss the ways people cope during a crisis.
A course presented by the Campus Safety Audit Committee will teach women members of the University community to defend themselves against an attacker.
The Women’s Self-Defence Course is free to faculty, staff, and students, and is offered on campus in six weekly one-hour sessions at 1 p.m. Mondays starting February 11.