The creator of a new UWindsor exhibit says he wanted to highlight a theme of unity between Canada and the United States at a tense time in the history of relations between the two counties.
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Fifteen years ago, everything changed for Mckenna Lumley.
At just four years old, Lumley was diagnosed with a juvenile benign pilocytic astrocytoma (JPA), a rare childhood brain tumour.
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Today marks the final issue of DailyNews in its current format.
As we press pause, we do so with gratitude—for the 14 years of shared stories and the many more still to come.
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A research team from the Faculty of Education launched the project Celebrating Asian Heritage: Re-Membering and Re-Storing the “Hidden Pandemic” of Anti-Asian Racism to honour the lasting contributions of University of Windsor faculty members of Asian descent.
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The Campus Bookstore continues to offer savings to students in select academic programs as part of a series of discount days.
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It’s a blend of showmanship and scholarship — and it’s all about drag.
The Menard Psych Group and Trans Wellness Ontario are hosting a drag show and knowledge mobilization event, Glitter-ature Review: The Theory and Practice of Drag, on Saturday, June 7.
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A fund supporting engagement with Indigeneity and anti-racist scholarship is now available for application to members of the Windsor University Faculty Association (WUFA).
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Grace Mitchell says helping plan the African Diaspora Youth Conference was the highlight of her university experience. And she got to do it two years in a row.
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A new vehicle dynamics course is giving engineering students hands-on experience in real-world automotive design.
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What would it take to make Windsor a more cycling-friendly city?
The University of Windsor’s Centre for Cities is partnering with the Share the Road Cycling Coalition to bring two free events exploring that question to Windsor on Tuesday, May 27, as part of the Ontario Bike Summit.
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