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UWindsor students, grads and faculty are among the artists participating in the Summer Art Fest, continuing on the streets of downtown Windsor this weekend.

The festival, organized by the Artcite gallery, turns businesses and storefronts into display spaces for local artists.

More than two dozen venues will showcase works by 60+ artists from Windsor-Essex and Detroit.

These bridges are designed to fail, but it’s all in the interest of education.

Civil engineering students who have been working to build model bridges invite the campus community to watch as their projects are tested and evaluated, Wednesday in the CAW Student Centre Commons.

About 200 people—former track teammates, coaches, professors, university officials, friends and family members—turned out at the St. Denis Centre on Friday to wish alumna Melissa Bishop (BHK 2010, B.Ed 2011) godspeed on the next leg of her journey to the London Olympics.

Bishop will compete in the 800 metre race after becoming just the third Canadian woman to beat the two-minute mark in the event.

Lancer track and field head coach Dennis Fairall said he was proud of Bishop, the first athlete he has personally coached to qualify for the Olympics in his 40-year career.

There are a number of solutions to making the border between Canada and the United States operate more efficiently, but adopting a continental perimeter probably isn’t one of them, according to Bill Anderson.