An online session Oct. 6 will provide prospective Windsor Law students with info on its programs, people, admissions process, and community.
An online session Oct. 6 will provide prospective Windsor Law students with info on its programs, people, admissions process, and community.
The University has announced the membership of its Anti-Black Racism Task Force.
Katia Benoit, Kara Kristof, and Sheri Lowrie of the student recruitment office model the photo booth for future Lancers.
This evening in London, the UWindsor student recruitment team will open a series of four receptions for applicants to the University.
Michaela Jacques and Ashlyn Dewar, Grade 11 students at Belle River District High School, attended campus Friday for the Specialist High Skills Major health and wellness conference.
More than 200 students from eight local high schools attended a conference Friday providing skills certification in health and wellness.
Hamburgers and hotdogs weren’t the only draw for World Student Day celebrations, Friday on Turtle Island Walk.
The campus extended a welcome to international language students with activities and performances Friday along Turtle Island Walk.
Tahir Chowdhry, Soham Mitra, and Gopal Kotwal emerged atop the rankings in the iSpeak debate competition held Thursday by the Centre for English Language Development.
A debate competition Thursday in the Centre for English Language Development tested the skills of English language learners.
This week’s prize is available from the Campus Bookstore on the lower level of the CAW Student Centre at a cost of just $9.95.
Recruitment officer Katia Benoit won Monday’s DailyNews quiz contest and its fabulous prize of a Lancer ornament.
A group of students from Windsor Royal School in Colombia enjoyed hands-on activities during a tour of the campus last week.
A group of students from Windsor Royal School in Colombia enjoyed hands-on activities during a tour of the campus last week.
Associate director of athletics, Eric Vandenbroucke, presents visitor Alan Cabrera Arellano with a Lancer hockey jersey.
It can be difficult to find a hockey game in Mexico, so Alan Cabrera Arellano’s family sometimes goes to a restaurant to watch the sport on television.
His visit to hockey’s homeland meant a special souvenir for Cabrera, who received a Lancer hockey jersey during a tour of UWindsor athletics facilities last week.
Chief human resources officer Rita La Civita (left) and president Alan Wildeman (right) congratulate 40-year employees Bruce Watt of the Centre for Teaching and Learning and Richard Mallat of the St. Denis Athletics and Community Centre. Missing from photo: Lou Ann Greenham of the Leddy Library.
A reception Thursday recognized him and more than 150 UWindsor employees for attaining 10, 20, 30 or 40 years of service in 2013.
