Chile Eboe-Osuji will receive the American Society of International Law’s Goler T. Butcher Medal for outstanding contributions to international human rights law in April.
Chile Eboe-Osuji will receive the American Society of International Law’s Goler T. Butcher Medal for outstanding contributions to international human rights law in April.
Postcards from upper-year students cheered on first-years in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences.
Master’s student Iulia Niculescu is studying how our moods affect what’s called prospective memory — the ability to remember and carry out in the future an intention formed in the past.
Why do we forget to do things? Master’s student Iulia Niculescu is studying how our moods affect prospective memory.
Disregarding pandemic protocols may be driven in part by an excitement-seeking, breaking-rules-in-the-moment-for-fun type of rebelliousness.
Brandon Cormier will bring his tenure as graduate student writer-in-residence to a close with a collaborative poetry reading Monday, Dec. 6.
Brandon Cormier will bring his tenure as graduate student writer-in-residence to a close with a collaborative poetry reading Monday, Dec. 6.
Orientation sessions Jan. 4 and 5 will help FAHSS students with their transition from learning online back to in-person classes.
UWindsor neuropsychologist Kristoffer Romero is developing a cognitive assessment that can be used online, making these tests more accessible to aging Canadians.
Students rehearse a scene of “Good White Men,” one of four plays performed via Zoom as part of a research project. Led by dramatic arts professor Michelle MacArthur, the study showed it is possible to have a communal theatre experience despite the audience and actors being in lockdown. Photo by Sébastien Heins.
Journalist and educator Shawn Micallef will discuss Windsor and its place as a post-pandemic city Nov. 30.
Poetry, songs, and more by UWindsor students will take centre stage during an open mic night Nov. 30.
