Chile Eboe-Osuji, former president of the International Criminal Court, will take up a part-time appointment at the University of Windsor.
Chile Eboe-Osuji, former president of the International Criminal Court, will take up a part-time appointment at the University of Windsor.
UWindsor’s Natalie Suzor has been named Woman Entrepreneurial Leader of the Year by Enactus Canada.
UWindsor’s Natalie Suzor has been named Woman Entrepreneurial Leader of the Year by Enactus Canada.
John-Paul Semaan follows his sisters Melanie and Anne as graduates of the Outstanding Scholars program.
John-Paul Semaan follows his sisters Melanie and Anne as graduates of the Outstanding Scholars program.
Political science professor Rebecca Major values relational learning: an engaged educational practice grounded in teaching through story.
Political science professor Rebecca Major values relational learning: an engaged educational practice grounded in teaching through story.
Cross-Border Institute executive director Marta Leardi-Anderson joined a panel to discuss homeland security and the Canada-U.S. relationship.
Cross-Border Institute executive director Marta Leardi-Anderson joined a panel to discuss homeland security and the Canada-U.S. relationship.
Singer-songwriter Crissi Cochrane takes to the stage in this scene from “Band Together” by UWindsor film students Braunte Petric and Adam Dunn.
Students and alumni of the University of Windsor are among the local filmmakers whose works will air on CBC Television on Saturday, Nov. 7.
Political science professor Lydia Miljan will open this year’s Martin Wesley Lecture series with her Oct. 13 presentation “Primate Politics.”
Political science professor Lydia Miljan will open this year’s Martin Wesley Lecture series with her Oct. 13 presentation “Primate Politics.”
A January presentation by journalist Naomi Klein is a highlight of the Humanities Research Group’s 2020-21 calendar.
UWindsor professor Andrew Richter explains Canada’s delay in deciding whether to allow Huawei to help build its 5G network.
UWindsor professor Andrew Richter explains Canada’s delay in deciding whether to allow Huawei to help build its 5G network.
