UWindsor undergraduates are invited to submit proposals to present at a research conference on campus this March.
UWindsor undergraduates are invited to submit proposals to present at a research conference on campus this March.
The Leddy Library is distributing free postcards this week to help patrons celebrate letter writing.
UWindsor alumna Anna Maria Tremonti (BA 1977, BA 1978, LLD 2001), host of the most-listened-to radio show in Canada, will deliver a keynote address February 6 at the Georgie-Odette Leadership Symposium.
The Georgie-Odette Leadership Symposium offers speakers from leading Canadian businesses.
Canadian Blood Services is calling for volunteers to Go Red by donating blood, stem cells, organs or other tissues.
Canadian Blood Services is calling for volunteers to Go Red by donating blood, stem cells, organs or other tissues.
The Campus Bookstore is offering a 20 percent discount on all in-stock headphones Tuesday.
Although everyone is a winner when they shop at the Campus Bookstore, in a more specific and limited sense, one lucky student each day this week will be the winner.
The store will give away five $100 gift cards, drawing one winner from its customers queued to pay at a random time each morning through Friday.
“It’s a fun way for us to show our appreciation for our valued customers during the busiest time of the semester,” says marketing coordinator Martin Deck.
Headphones subject of Tuesday discount
Toad in the doughnut hole is one of two breakfast specials on order in the Crocodile Grill next week.
Toad in the doughnut hole is one of two breakfast specials on order in the Crocodile Grill next week.
The UWindsor Alert system sends messages to smartphones, landlines, computers and other devices.
Register now for emergency notification through the UWindsor Alert system.
There are several new features in version 2.0 of the myUWindsor mobile app.
Kristine Silva helped to organize 2014 Welcome Week activities as a volunteer with the Lead@UWindsor program.
The Office of Student Affairs is currently searching for students interested in volunteering with Lead@UWindsor.
Mike MacKinnon, director of Campus Community Police, sits at the dispatch desk in its new offices.
New offices in the Joyce Entrepreneurship Centre will raise the profile of Campus Community Police, says director Mike MacKinnon.
