Athletic director Mike Havey placed a paving stone representing his department’s 100 percent participation in the perennial garden outside the Leddy Library during a donors appreciation reception, Thursday.
A reception honoured volunteers and supporters of the Annual Giving Campaign.
The Windsor Engineering team raced two vehicles at the Electric Vehicle Grand Prix, hosted by Purdue University at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, taking both fourth and ninth places.
UWindsor Engineering team punched above its weight to take both fourth and ninth places in the Electric Vehicle Grand Prix.
Mordechay Schlesinger, physics professor and co-inventor of the non-invasive diagnosis technique that monitors tumour activity to confirm if chemotherapy or radiation therapy is working.
UWindsor researchers have patented a non-invasive diagnosis technique that monitors tumour activity to confirm if chemotherapy or radiation therapy is working.
The Women’s Campus Safety Grant Committee is accepting applications for funding for initiatives to promote safety for women on campus.
Patron of arts Eleanor Catherine Courtney Wallace’s $3 million legacy donation will provide scholarship opportunities to dozens of students.
A legacy donation by Eleanor Catherine Courtney Wallace will provide scholarship opportunities to dozens of students through the newly established Eleanor C. Wallace scholarship.
UWindsor actors Daniela Piccinin (l.) playing the dual roles of Mary Chalmers and Gordon Flowerdew and Erik Helle (r.) as Charlie Edwards, during WHIRLIGIG theatre company’s premiere performance, Mary’s Wedding.
WHIRLIGIG, Windsor's newly established professional theatre company, provides a perfect platform for School of Dramatic Art grads and alumni to enter the theatre profession here at home.
The Council of Ontario Universities' report shows that Ontario’s university graduates are securing good, well-paying jobs soon after graduation, and that they are out-earning their peers with other levels of education.
New report shows that Ontario university graduates have the best labour market outcomes and highest incomes of any educational attainment group.
Dean Mehrdad Saif (l.) and Provost Douglas Kneale (r.) presented engineering professor Vesselin Stoilov (m.) with a medal, honouring him at the newly-established awards program that recognizes the contributions of faculty and staff.
The newly-established Faculty of Engineering awards program recognizes the contributions of its faculty and staff.
Professors Robert Weaver (l.) and Nazim Habibov (r.) have established a definitive cause and effect that proves that strong societal connections lead to better health.
A researchers’ study on how societal connections influence people’s health.
Brain cancer researchers Samer Jassar (l.) and Spencer Briguglio (r.) will join the Windsor Spring Sprint walk to help raise funds for the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada, and to share their work progress with the public, June 13.
Brain cancer researchers will join the Windsor Spring Sprint walk, to help raise funds for the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada, and to share their work progress with the public.
