A practicum course in publishing has inspired English grad Ayesha Mumal (BA 2018) to pursue a career in that field.
A practicum course in publishing has inspired English grad Ayesha Mumal (BA 2018) to pursue a career in that field.
BlackBerry VP Neelam Sandhu will hear proposal pitches from students in the Ways of Knowing class.
BlackBerry VP Neelam Sandhu will hear proposal pitches from students in the Ways of Knowing class.
Students in the Lancers Recover program have been painting inspirational messages on rocks and placing them in public flowerbeds across Windsor-Essex.
Students in the Lancers Recover program have been painting inspirational messages on rocks and placing them in public flowerbeds across Windsor-Essex.
University Players has commissioned four new works by Canadian playwrights for performance via Zoom in November.
University Players has commissioned four new works by Canadian playwrights for performance via Zoom in November.
A January presentation by journalist Naomi Klein is a highlight of the Humanities Research Group’s 2020-21 calendar.
“Your mental health is the most important learning outcome,” sociology professor Renu Persaud tells students in an open letter published Monday.
“Your mental health is the most important learning outcome,” sociology professor Renu Persaud tells students in an open letter published Monday.
A series of conversations will pair healthcare executives with researchers in September to discuss the COVID-19 pandemic.
A series of conversations will pair healthcare executives with researchers in September to discuss the COVID-19 pandemic.
UWindsor alumnus John Holland, who sings baritone, shares a Juno Award with the Ottawa Bach Choir.
UWindsor alumnus John Holland, who sings baritone, shares a Juno Award with the Ottawa Bach Choir.
The Lancers Recover Program supports a student’s decision to abstain from substances during their university experience.
The Lancers Recover Program supports a student’s decision to abstain from substances during their university experience.
UWindsor student Rebecca Haddad was inspired by the civil rights era in her design for “Black Lives Matter” T-shirts.
UWindsor student Rebecca Haddad was inspired by the civil rights era in her design for “Black Lives Matter” T-shirts.
