MHK student Mason Sheppard and Wanda Nahdee, program manager of the Aboriginal Child Resource Centre, pose with the raised garden bed which will enable persons with disabilities to participate in outdoor education.
WE-Spark Health Institute has scheduled a research think tank for Friday, April 22.
The University of Windsor will host the only Canadian screening of the documentary “The Loyola Project,” an inspiring story in the fight for equality, Thursday, March 17.
Ian Swaine, professor of sport and exercise science at the University of Greenwich, will discuss his career in sport and exercise science Friday, March 11.
Lethbridge professor Carly Adams will discuss her Nikkei Memory Capture Project in a Jan. 28 lecture.
Computer-brain interfaces are no longer science fiction, raising ethical questions alongside the technical ones.
Students Sinan Al Najjar and John Rocca led a “Make a Difference” project that benefited Windsor’s Downtown Mission as part of a course on social responsibility and sport.
University of Bath professor Carly McKay will lecture on her career in sports injury prevention Friday, Dec. 3.
Comic-style graphics address concerns around vaccines in a student-led social media campaign launched this month.
Sarah Hébert (right) leads a competitor through warm-up stretches in preparation for the Special Olympics during an internship she served with its Ontario division as part of her MHK experience.
