Feb 6th, 2015
The Lancer men’s hockey team will close out its regular season at home this weekend.
Matt Beaudoin
Lancer women’s volleyball players celebrate a point during their home opener Friday.
Nov 3rd, 2014
Round-up of Lancer game results from the weekend.
Mar 7th, 2014
The Lancer men’s hockey team has taken a 1-0 lead in its best-of-three series for the Ontario University Athletics west division championship, after winning the opener 7-1 over the Lakehead Thunderwolves, Thursday at South Windsor Arena.
Scoring for Windsor were Spencer Pommells with two goals, Richard Cameron, Saverio Posa, Derek Lanoue, Ryan Crevatin and Matt Beaudoin. Lakehead spoiled Parker Van Buskirk's shutout bid with a goal at 16:37 of the third period; the Lancer netminder finished with 30 saves.
Goaltender Parker Van Buskirk backstopped the Lancer men’s hockey team to an quarter-final series upset win over the Western Mustangs.
Mar 3rd, 2014
The Lancer women’s basketball and men’s hockey teams won their playoff contests on the weekend.
Apr 12th, 2013
Olympian Melissa Bishop was named female athlete of the year and UWindsor women’s basketball was named team of the year, leading a contingent of Lancer athletes to win recognition at the Windsor Essex County Sports Persons of the Year awards ceremony Tuesday.
Bishop (BHK 2010, B.Ed 2011) also won the female track and field athlete of the year award after becoming just the third Canadian woman ever to run the 800 metres in under two minutes and competing for Canada at the 2012 London Olympics.
The Lancer men’s and women’s basketball teams swept their opening weekends at home.
Sep 19th, 2011
Melancholy is common among students, making it the perfect subject for a reading group, says Alan Davies.
The English department’s writer-in-residence for the fall 2011 semester, he is hosting the free public reading group The Course on Melancholy starting this evening — Monday, September 19.
“The course will focus on texts that express or discuss melancholy,” Davies says. “It gives students the opportunity to explore the relationship between literature and their own feelings.”