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Film screening an opportunity to air memories of Windsor war veterans

The History Students Association will hold a free public screening of the documentary “The Veterans’ Memories Project,” on Tuesday, April 9.


Discussion of Roman gladiators to open classics conference

The public is invited to the eighth annual University of Windsor Undergraduate Classics Conference this weekend.

Influential scholar among those receiving honours at research awards ceremony

Influential scholar among those receiving honours at research awards ceremony

Peter Way is just one of the researchers who will be acknowledged at this afternoon's Celebration of Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity.

Lecture to explore early European use of Belle Isle

Lecture to explore early European use of Belle Isle

Historian Guillaume Teasdale will examine the history of Belle Isle during the New France era and the following decades, Wednesday in a free public pr

Canadians must face reality of slavery, historian says

Canadians must face reality of slavery, historian says

Christina Simmons will appear on Research Matters this afternoon to discuss her studies on black history.


Military studies conference to focus on Canadian WWII Italian campaign

The eighth annual Windsor Military Studies Conference runs February 8 and 9 at the Major F.A. Tilston VC Armoury.

Very merry awards celebrate service and teaching in Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Very merry awards celebrate service and teaching in Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Dozens of faculty and staff attended the FASS end-of-year celebration, December 5 in Vanier Hall.


Author to show Canadian history through eyes of social activists

A book signing Wednesday will launch two volumes in a series that explores Canadian history from the perspective of participants in social movements.

Lecture to trace Tecumseh’s quest to secure native homeland

Lecture to trace Tecumseh’s quest to secure native homeland

A free public event Wednesday, November 7, will discuss the efforts of native leader Tecumseh to secure a place for First Nations.

Continuing Education Fair helps students discover possibilities

Continuing Education Fair helps students discover possibilities

Hundreds of UWindsor students toured the Continuing Education Fair in the CAW Student Centre on Tuesday.

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