Law students can buy a discounted hoodie Thursday in the Campus Bookstore.
Law students can buy a discounted hoodie Thursday in the Campus Bookstore.
Law students can buy a discounted hoodie Thursday in the Campus Bookstore.
Law students can buy a discounted hoodie Thursday in the Campus Bookstore.
The Class of 2025 celebrated the end of the semester at the annual Grad Brunch, where Windsor Law introduced a meaningful new tradition: a time capsule capturing the spirit and memories of their law school journey.
To be displayed in the trophy case, the time capsule contains heartfelt notes, photos and mementoes contributed by members of the graduating class. It serves as a snapshot of their experiences, friendships and the legacy they leave behind.
Nadia Harduar, UWindsor’s sustainability officer, is inviting the community to celebrate Earth Day at Malden Park and join the university’s Green Team in a tree planting event along the Ganatchio Trail.
The University of Windsor will be represented at the city’s Earth Day festival, Sunday, April 27, in Malden Park.
Law students Gigi Joseph, Meg Gregoire, Emily Kydd, and Hannah Joseph have founded a project to provide food and clothing to their peers in need.
Law students have founded a project to provide food and clothing to their peers in need.
Hundreds of people attend a rally to protect trans kids in Calgary in February 2024.
The Law Society of Ontario has conferred on professor Christopher Waters its Law Society Medal for contributions to the profession.
The Law Society of Ontario has conferred on professor Christopher Waters its Law Society Medal for contributions to the profession.
Cindy Lui accepts congratulations from Robert Shek of the Federation of Asian Canadian Lawyers on receiving the organization’s 2025 Omatsu Scholarship.
Kelly-Anne Johnson (centre) and Nicole Anozie (right) gained experience and served clients as volunteers for Community Legal Aid while studying at Windsor Law.
The Don Rodzik Moot Court is the setting of a symposium Friday on the practical realities and policy solutions to Canada’s housing crisis.
UWindsor professor Sarah Woodruff and student Ghallia Hashem will be honoured by the YMCA of Southwestern Ontario at a gala May 15.
The YMCA of Southwestern Ontario will honour two members of the UWindsor community as Women of Excellence who embody the organization’s commitment to the development of thriving communities.
Kinesiology professor Sarah Woodruff, associate dean of human kinetics for academic programs, will be recognized in the field of sport, fitness, and recreation. Law student Ghallia Hashem, president of the University of Windsor Students’ Alliance, will be honoured as a Young Woman of Excellence.