PhD candidate Dave Yurkowski's research finds climate change to impact Arctic ringed seals' behaviour patterns.
UWindsor PhD candidate research provides evidence on how climate change impacts ringed seal behavior
UWindsor creative writing alumna Hollie Adams launches her novel, Things You've Inherited From Your Mother.
Alumna Hollie Adams will launch her novel with an event today—Thursday, May 14.
Kelli Sirianni helped create Project BLAST (Breaking Barriers, Loving Yourself, Accepting Others, Similarities not Differences and Total Inclusive Experience), as part of her Master’s thesis.
UWindsor student helped create a project designed to give teenagers a sense of belonging and to build personal resilience.
Dr. Andrew Allen, the 2015 recipient of the Mary Lou Dietz Equity Leadership Award.
Dr. Andrew Allen to be honoured as the 2015 recipient of the Mary Lou Dietz Equity Leadership Award.
The Entrepreneurship Practice and Innovation Centre Cross Border Entrepreneur program is offering a grant to student entrepreneurs.
The Entrepreneurship Practice and Innovation Centre Cross Border Entrepreneur program offers local student entrepreneurs $5,000 grant.
The Nepalese community of Windsor has organized a fundraising dinner to support relief efforts in Nepal.
Hundreds of instructors and students from institutions across Canada and the United States will attend the ninth annual Windsor-Oakland Teaching and Learning Conference.
The ninth annual Windsor-Oakland Teaching and Learning Conference will be held on campus, May 13 and 14.
Clark Awards recipients: Sheila E. Wisdom, Diana Mady Kelly, Carolyne J. Rourke, O. Ont. and Dr. Wilfred Innerd.
Four outstanding supporters honoured during the 20th annual Clark Award ceremony.
Research assistants Yasina Somani (l.) and Kristin Mayrand's (r.) seek people with high blood pressure for study.
UWindsor researchers calls for volunteers who have blood pressure readings equal to or above 140/90 mmHg and who are taking blood pressure medication, to test alternative hypertension treatment.
BLG award recipients Korissa Williams and Ross Proudfoot.
Lancer Korissa Williams was honoured Monday as the top female athlete in Canadian Interuniversity Sport.
