The Campus Bookstore will be on site during Convocation to sell mementoes of the occasion, including these new 100 percent silk neckties, available for $42.95; $49.95 with the matching gift box.
Mathematics major Katherine Vrantsidis will receive the 2016 President’s Medal for her academic achievements and contributions to campus life.
Chris Houser will take up an appointment as dean of the UWindsor Faculty of Science on July 1.
Chris Houser will take up an appointment as dean of the UWindsor Faculty of Science on July 1.
Doctoral student Krithika Muthukumaran has found that a natural antioxidant substance has prevented brain disease in lab animals.
Doctoral student Krithika Muthukumaran has found that a natural antioxidant substance has prevented brain disease in lab animals.
Chukwuma Ejieh is developing a program that will search Twitter for comments on products and their features.
A UWindsor computer science student is developing a program that will search Twitter for comments on products and their features.
UWindsor researcher Subba Rao Chaganti participated in a pop-up display May 18 on Parliament Hill.
The Council of Ontario Universities organized the Research Matters Pop-up Research Park, May 18 on Parliament Hill.
UWindsor professor Hugh MacIsaac is scientific director of the Canadian Aquatic Invasive Species Network II, which will end a five-year run with a final conference this week.
UWindsor professor Hugh MacIsaac is scientific director of the Canadian Aquatic Invasive Species Network II, which will end a five-year run with a final conference this week.
Scientists from the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research are seeking volunteers to help monitor sanitary conditions at local beaches.
Scientists from the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research are seeking volunteers to help monitor sanitary conditions at local beaches.
Biology professor Dan Mennill displays some of the sonic equipment used to track birds migrating at night.
A study of nocturnal migration found that 30 times more birds are flying over lighted areas than unlit ones.
A team of students from St. John de Brebeuf elementary school work on their design for the Let’s Talk Science Challenge, Friday in the Education Building.
More than 100 local elementary students came to campus Friday for the Let’s Talk Science Challenge.
Two UWindsor students are among eight finalists in a province-wide competition focused on removing barriers for people with disabilities.
