Canada is sending John Albanese to Brazil to help forensic scientists there identify the remains of people murdered during the country’s dictatorship.
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Prof. Roman Maev and students Maryam Shafiei Alavijeh and Vlad Tusinean won recognition from the Canadian Institute for Non-Destructive Evaluation.
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Matina Rahbar Ranji and Charandeep Singh Virk are the 2022 recipients of Liburdi Engineering Mentorship Awards.
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The Lancer men’s hockey team will travel to British Columbia this fall to rebuild homes in First Nations communities damaged by wildfires and floods.
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A new service will allow library patrons to pick up materials from any of 16 partner institutions across the province.
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Two UWindsor students will create miniature versions of human organs to solve medical mysteries.
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UWindsor professors Clayton Smith and George Zhou have published a new book that builds on their research into international education.
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A list of books at the Leddy Library provides insight into the diverse Asian-Canadian experience.
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The University received $63,700 from Enbridge Gas to support its efforts to lower energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.
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The Entrepreneurship Practice and Innovation Centre (EPICentre) will host the social enterprise summit “Purpose Beyond Profit” on Friday, June 3.
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