Work crews lay sod on the former site of a temporary parking lot north of Macdonald Hall.
The campus will see the greening of several spaces this summer, as structures make way for grass and trees.
Preventive maintenance will require an outage of electrical and steam services to campus on the weekend of June 24.
An artist’s rendering depicts plans for development of the space between the Odette and Medical Education buildings.
An artist’s rendering depicts plans for development of the space between the Odette and Medical Education buildings.
Preventive maintenance will require an outage of electrical and steam services to campus on the weekend of June 24.
New recycle stations across campus represent an investment in the University's efforts toward environmental responsibility.
An investment in recycling stations over the past eight years has been a great leap forward in UWindsor’s efforts.
The University will permanently close Clark Residence.
Groundskeepers Liz Loeffler and Aaron Dickau decorate trees outside the Welcome Centre with blue and gold lights Thursday.
Decorative lights help to make the season bright, say UWindsor grounds workers.
Facility Services has enhanced its notifications to the campus community, making them accessible to persons with disabilities. They will also be consolidated and permanently available for viewing on its Notice of Service Interruptions/Projects Website.
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.
Dillon Hall’s cooling system units will be cycled on and off periodically from Monday, August 17, to Monday, August 24, from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The planned cooling system maintenance at Dillon Hall will result in cycling the building’s units on and off periodically.
