UWindsor president Alan Wildeman sent a letter to the UWSA explaining the investigation into its Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions referendum.
University of Windsor Students’ Alliance
UWindsor president Alan Wildeman called on the UWSA council to defer finalizing the results of last week’s referendum.
UWSA officials Ivona Bilbilovska and Josh Paglione hand out cupcakes to happy students (seated from left) Hannah Butcher, Cody Fields and Mikayla Roberts, in the science student lounge Monday.
Mar 4th, 2014
Cupcakes topped with blue and yellow frosting reminded students Monday that the University’s 50th anniversary year continues.
UWindsor students Amber Bernachi, Amanda Szabo, Cheyenne Chaplin and Britney Gerhardt pose for the “No-Hate” photo shoot during 2012 Anti-bullying week.
Nov 12th, 2013
An Windsor appearance Wednesday by “Breaking Bad” star R.J. Mitte will kick off Bullying Awareness Week.”
Oct 30th, 2013
The University’s three student governments have ended a boycott of the judicial panel process.
Oct 28th, 2013
The University of Windsor Students’ Alliance has a number of activities planned this week to put students in a haunting mood.
The Toronto-based Desi-style trio Culture Shock will headline a concert Friday, April 5, in the CAW Student Centre.
Doors will open for the all-ages show at 9 p.m. Admission is $10; a $15 all-access pass includes an afterparty at the Boom Boom Room with DJ Baba Kahn. Tickets are available for purchase online.
The University of Windsor Students’ Alliance will stream live television coverage of US president Barack Obama’s second inauguration, today at 11 a.m. in the CAW Student Centre’s Ambassador Auditorium.
“Some students have been asking for a space where everyone can come view this important event,” says Josh Paglione, the alliance’s director of student life.
The viewing party is free and open to the campus community. More details are available on the event Facebook page.
Smartphones, computers, laptops and tablets—being plugged in all the time can drive you crazy.
As a finale to Mental Health Awareness Week, Screen Free Day invites members of the UWindsor community to take a break from electronics on Friday, January 18.
The technology fast is a project of Campus Ministry, which has arranged other activities to keep people’s hands busy, including board games all day in the Assumption University lounge.
Nov 16th, 2012
Kaitlyn Quigley, a fourth-year student of film and geography, packs a big message in a short film.
She won a video contest on the theme “Stand up to bullying,” organized by the University of Windsor Students’ Alliance as part of its Anti-Bullying Week program. The victory carries a chance to have her one-minute video viewed by students across campus, as well as a $100 cash prize.
Watch Quigley’s winning entry: