UWindsor staff, faculty, and students are invited to join the Windsor-Essex Pride Fest parade.
UWindsor staff, faculty, and students are invited to join the Windsor-Essex Pride Fest parade.
Tina Gatt, Ryan Flannagan, and Michael Clark were on hand Friday in the Welcome Centre for a gathering to wrap up the UWindsor Adopt-A-Family campaign. Members of the Faculty of Law who participated in the fundraiser benefiting the Windsor-Essex Children’s Aid Society won the spirit prize of T-shirts, buttons, and a free lunch.
Faculty of Law members who participated in the recent Adopt-a-Family campaign will receive a spirit prize of T-shirts, buttons, and a free lunch.
Campus celebrities Russell Nahdee, Ryan Flannagan, and Simon Du Toit will test their culinary skills in a chili cook-off, November 15 in a teepee in the Campus Community Garden.
Members of the Native Student Alliance are seeking donations toward their Sleepy in the TiiPii overnight camp-out.
The Ignite Pride campaign asks students to cheer on Lancer athletes at nine key contests this year.
The Ignite Pride campaign asks students to cheer on Lancer athletes at nine key contests this year.
Dillon Hall is home to Academic Advising, Student Accessibility Services, and the Student Success and Leadership Centre.
Dillon Hall is home to Academic Advising, Student Accessibility Services, and the Student Success and Leadership Centre.
Ontario Minister for the Status of Women Indira Naidoo-Harris (right) hears from Charlene Senn, Ryan Flannagan, and Dusty Johnstone about initiatives the University is taking to combat sexual violence.
Ontario Minister for the Status of Women Indira Naidoo-Harris heard Tuesday from UWindsor officials working to prevent and respond to sexual violence.
Arianne Rodriguez Saltron revels in her experience while on exchange in Chile.
Going on exchange was the best decision she ever made, says UWindsor student Arianne Rodriguez Saltron.
Communications student Matthew Moxley, centre, receives congratulations on his award of excellence denoting leadership and academic success from provost Douglas Kneale and Ryan Flannagan, associate vice-president for student experience.
A reception celebrated the accomplishments of undergraduate residence students.
Associate vice-president, student experience Ryan Flannagan shares a smile with OPUS executive director Maryan Amalow, Graduate Student Society president Amin Safaei, and OPUS administrator Steve Jancev.
Victoria Hasegawa won a bursary worth up to $1,500 towards her tuition during the OPUS barbecue September 22.
Associate vice-president, student experience Ryan Flannagan holds tickets for the Blue and Gold Express bus service.
The Blue and Gold Express will drive UWindsor students to London and Toronto for reading week.
