Mary-Ann Rennie (centre) receives congratulations on her “Friend of WURA” award from president Roger Lauzon and past president David Palmer.
The Windsor University Retirees’ Association conferred its “Friends of WURA” award on Mary-Ann Rennie during its annual luncheon Thursday.
Fresh local apples are on offer for dessert at the October 30 Fall Fest luncheon.
UWindsor students and employees have a chance to warm up with a free lunch during Fall Fest on Tuesday, October 30.
Engineering student Michael Zhao savours a sausage during the 2017 campus community barbecue.
The campus community barbecue is scheduled for Tuesday, September 18, on the River Commons.
Members of the UWindsor Blood Club offer a game and book donation appointments during Open Streets 2017.
The University invites campus groups and individuals to participate in its activity hub during Open Streets Windsor on Sunday, September 23.
Social work students Kalie Dunlop-Klingbile, Lena Limoges, and Torrie Lane enjoy hot chili and rolls during Fall Fest 2015.
Fall Fest promises free chili and hot chocolate for students, faculty, and staff, Thursday on Turtle Island Walk.
Thursday’s campus community barbecue will feature a soup that incorporates the “three sisters” of Aboriginal agriculture: corn, beans, and squash.
Thursday’s campus community barbecue will feature a soup that incorporates the “three sisters” of Aboriginal agriculture: corn, beans, and squash.
Members of the University Players promote the drama troupe’s 2016-17 season during last year’s Open Streets Windsor.
The University invites departments, organizations and individuals to organize activities for its hub during Open Streets Windsor on September 17.
Enrollees in the United Way’s youth poverty reduction program On Track to Success pose during an event in the Odette Building to announce its August 2016 launch. It is one of 18 community partnerships to be celebrated at the Clark Awards dinner May 17.
The Clark Awards dinner, May 17, will celebrate 18 community organizations that provide placement experiences to UWindsor students.
Hot chili to ward off chilly autumnal weather: Afnane Kraba, Sarah Al-Zaher and Khadija Shamisa enjoy bowls of the spicy stew at Fall Fest 2015.
Vegetarian chili and rolls, apples and hot chocolate await revellers at Fall Fest, starting at noon Wednesday on Turtle Island Walk.
There are still tickets available for the November 3 retirees’ dinner and reunion.
