Political science professor Lydia Miljan will open this year’s Martin Wesley Lecture series with her Oct. 13 presentation “Primate Politics.”
Political science professor Lydia Miljan will open this year’s Martin Wesley Lecture series with her Oct. 13 presentation “Primate Politics.”
An article in the Windsor Star credits professor Renu Persaud with thinking outside the box to decrease stress among her students.
Malala Yousafzai, a UN Messenger of Peace, speaks with prime minister Justin Trudeau during her April 2017 visit to Ottawa for her honorary Canadian citizenship ceremony.
Even amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada is pursuing its international policy on sustainable development, says a UWindsor researcher.
Set designer David Court has produced a computer-generated rendering of the student apartment that will serve as the stage for one of the University Players virtual productions this season.
Tickets go on sale today for the Zoom-based performances by University Players of new works specially commissioned from four Canadian playwrights.
The concept of buddy circles expands the designated driver role to include broader substance use and other risks.
UWindsor sociology professor Jacqueline Lewis proposed evolving the designated driver beyond drinking and driving.
UWindsor alumnus Michael Petro committed $500,000 to support student film production.
Philip Nel, a scholar of children’s literature, will discuss his work in a presentation Thursday, Oct. 1.
Philip Nel, a scholar of children’s literature, will discuss his work in a presentation Thursday, Oct. 1.
UWindsor psychology professor Lance Rappaport has new provincial funding to expand his research into how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting the mental health of area children.
The province is helping fund UWindsor research into how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting the mental health of children in Windsor and Essex County.
Psychology professor Lance Rappaport is leading an online study of children aged nine to 13. The survey, which delves into children’s daily lives to identify symptoms of anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress, recently received nearly $20,000 in funding from the province of Ontario.
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.
