Chantelle Boismier received the 2015 President’s Medal along with her BFA in visual arts during Convocation ceremonies Wednesday June 17.
BFA graduand received the 2015 President’s Medal during Convocation ceremonies Wednesday, June 17.
Psychology and Women’s Studies professor Charlene Senn spent the past 10 years developing, revising and testing a sexual assault resistance education program.
A new University of Windsor-led study published today in the New England Journal of Medicine suggests that sexual assault resistance training works.
UWindsor graduates Melissa Maestre (r.) Brian Khan (l.) are among other alumni and current students who lent their talents to Stillwater, a short film directed and co-written by professor Min Bae (center).
Students and grads recently pooled their talents to help UWindsor film professor produce a short film rich in Essex County history.
Patron of arts Eleanor Catherine Courtney Wallace’s $3 million legacy donation will provide scholarship opportunities to dozens of students.
A legacy donation by Eleanor Catherine Courtney Wallace will provide scholarship opportunities to dozens of students through the newly established Eleanor C. Wallace scholarship.
UWindsor actors Daniela Piccinin (l.) playing the dual roles of Mary Chalmers and Gordon Flowerdew and Erik Helle (r.) as Charlie Edwards, during WHIRLIGIG theatre company’s premiere performance, Mary’s Wedding.
WHIRLIGIG, Windsor's newly established professional theatre company, provides a perfect platform for School of Dramatic Art grads and alumni to enter the theatre profession here at home.
Professors Robert Weaver (l.) and Nazim Habibov (r.) have established a definitive cause and effect that proves that strong societal connections lead to better health.
A researchers’ study on how societal connections influence people’s health.
Tropical fruit lovers are invited to Siyaram Pandey’s annual mango party
Chatham Cultural Museum received this year’s Community Heritage Medal of Honour for developing an online database documenting veterans’ memories.
A Chatham museum’s work to document veterans' stories recieved the UWindsor Community Heritage Medal of Honour.
Masters graduand Sarah Cipkar’s study looks at equitable transit for Detroiters.
Masters graduand’s study looks at whether citizens who use public transit in Detroit are getting a chance to voice their opinions in designing an equitable system for all riders.
UWindsor Wind Ensemble presented cutting edge music during their recent Windsor-Essex region performing tour.
UWindsor Wind Ensemble recently returned from a Windsor-Essex region performing tour.
