Volunteers collected bags of trash during last year's clean-up along the Detroit River.
The Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup will see volunteers removing trash from Windsor’s riverfront on Friday, October 26.
The Green Future Competition showcases student research on energy conservation and renewable energy.
The Green Future Competition showcases student research on energy conservation and renewable energy.
Students and a panda mascot take pride in their clean-up along the Detroit River shoreline in this image provided by Kathy Nguyen of World Wildlife Fund Canada.
The Living Planet @ Campus program will engage UWindsor students on issues of sustainability and the protection of nature.
The Human Kinetics building and St. Denis Centre complex will be retrofitted thanks to a $4.5 million grant from the Ontario Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development.
Students and faculty will be able to breathe easier thanks to a multi-million-dollar grant from the Ontario Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development (MAESD).
The University of Windsor’s board of governors has voted to proceed with the Greenhouse Gas Campus Retrofit Project to be supported by the single-year project grant of $4.5 million.
Conversations on conservation will generate energy Thursday in the CAW Student Centre.
Conversations on conservation will generate energy Thursday in the CAW Student Centre.
Filmmakers visited nine countries to make Switch, a documentary on the changing way we use energy, set for a free public screening Wednesday.
Filmmakers visited nine countries to make Switch, a documentary on the changing way we use energy, set for a free public screening Wednesday.
The results of the Green Future Competition, showcasing student research on energy conservation and renewable energy, will be announced at a reception October 3.
Events on the University of Windsor campus this week will celebrate energy conservation and the development of renewable sources of power.
A contest running through September will reward campus residents for saving electricity.
A contest running through September will reward campus residents for saving electricity.
UWindsor environmental advocate Paul Henshaw and Josh Psavka celebrate the installation of a Fixit station in front of Essex Hall.
From bans on the sale of bottled water to organic campus farms and bike repair stations, Ontario universities are proving their strong commitment to shrinking their environmental footprint, concludes the Council of Ontario Universities’ (COU) annual Going Greener report.
The report, now in its sixth year, illustrates how universities in Ontario are becoming more sustainable in their operations and policies surrounding food sustainability, conservation efforts, and the creation of partnerships that are building a greener community.
The Office of the Provost invites applications until October 30 for the position of environmental sustainability advocate.
