Admission to the Push To Open Exhibition is free, and all students, faculty and the public are welcome to visit
An exhibition of works by School of Creative Arts (SoCA) faculty will be on display starting Tuesday, September 8
Construction in the area of Sunset Avenue and the Welcome Commons will taper off over the next month with work being completed by early October.
The enhanced streetscaping of Sunset Avenue and the new Welcome Commons area is nearing completion as well as the corner of Wyandotte and California.
The campus community is invited to attend the annual Campus Community BBQ, Wednesday, September 9.
The campus community is invited to attend the annual Campus Community BBQ, Wednesday, September 9
Humanities Week, scheduled from September 21 to 25, will include the student-led Humanities Café debates with invited professors; and a prize-giving ceremony for the “WHY Humanities?” competition where the best student entry on the relevance of humanities in the 21st century wins the lucky applicant a free semester of tuition.
Bringing the richness of the human experience to the campus community and the wider public is the goal of Humanities Week, scheduled from September 21 to 25.
The Turtle Island Summer Arts Camp annual exhibit gives local First Nations, Metis and Inuit youth the opportunity to display the artwork that they have created at the Turtle Island Summer Arts Camp this year.
The Turtle Island Summer Arts Camp will be hosting its annual art exhibit, Art of this Land, on Saturday, September 12
President Alan Wildeman writes on the importance of the liberal arts in the Globe and Mail.
UWindsor President Alan Wildeman writes on the importance of the liberal arts in the Globe and Mail.
Human Kinetics Masters Candidate Sara Santarossa thesis’s survey focused on how four social media sites - Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest - strongly affected eating behaviours, eating disorders, body image and self-esteem.
A research says young men and women who are addicted to using social networking sites, may suffer from a negative self-image and have a predisposition to such dangerous eating habits
From left to right: At Libro Community Café’s recent event, Executive Chef Paolo Vasapolli, worked with Balal Mohamed, Vivian Hui and Veronica Miller to prepare fish tacos with pickled red cabbage, and served the meals to the community.
Over a period of a few months UWindsor student Vivian Hui learned new skills as a cook, cashier and waitress, thanks to a community program that equips young people with leadership and employment skills through implementing and operating a community cafe.
Communication, Media and Film professor Michael Stasko’s The Dot Film company production, The Birder, is a revenge-comedy set inside the world of bird watching. Photo courtesy of The Dot Film Company.
UWindsor Communication, Media and Film professor Michael Stasko’s The Dot Film company, along with Kickstand Entertainment, has premiered their new feature short revenge comedy, The Birder.
With the assistance of the lab’s supervisor, Bill Middleton, research intern Subhashini Kishnan mastered using her favourite instrument: the anaerobic chamber, also known as the glove box.
A biotechnology student from India has recently completed a UWindsor research internship exploring the field of alternative energy sources.
