Knowledge of board games helped secure a victory for the PAC Rats team in Friday’s faculty-staff Trivia Night competition.
DailyNews will return Monday.
A crisp topping adds a satisfying savouriness to kale chips in this recipe from Kevin Johnson of the public affairs staff.
A crisp topping adds a satisfying savouriness to kale chips in this recipe from Kevin Johnson of the public affairs staff.
Publication of DailyNews, the University of Windsor e-newsletter, may become irregular during the move to essential-services-only in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The public affairs staff remains dedicated to keeping the campus community informed and will produce and distribute DailyNews as warranted.
Editor Kevin Johnson invites readers and contributors to send story ideas and suggestions to UofWnews@uwindsor.ca.
DailyNews will begin its summer publishing schedule next week, moving to three issues a week. The University of Windsor’s e-newsletter will publish Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays until it resumes daily publication September 4.
Editor Kevin Johnson asks contributors to keep the reduced frequency of publication in mind as they schedule submissions: “Please try to give us more than a day’s notice if you’re promoting an event.”
He welcomes all story ideas and suggestions at UofWnews@uwindsor.ca.
DailyNews, the university’s e-newsletter, will publish Monday and Thursday, December 18 and 21.
DailyNews will begin its summer publishing schedule next week, moving to three issues a week.
A $50 donation to the United Way entitles UWindsor employees to a year's worth of casual-dress Thursdays.
A $50 donation to the United Way entitles UWindsor employees to a year's worth of casual-dress Thursdays.
Hana Arafat will edit the University’s e-newsletter, DailyNews, through August 2015.
Hana Arafat will edit the University’s e-newsletter, DailyNews, through August 2015.
In contrast to previous practice, DailyNews will publish each weekday through December 21, as well as January 2, 3 and 4 in the new year.
“Some of those editions might be pretty short, given people’s schedules,” says editor Kevin Johnson. “However, we are trying to provide the best possible service and hope that retaining daily publication will make it easier for readers to get the information they need.”
