Nursing student Holly Ferguson says the BUILD program helped her to make a successful transition to university.
A free program gives students with learning disabilities an opportunity to get a week’s head start on their UWindsor experience.
DJ and electronic music producer Cedric Gervais will headline the Coming Home Music Festival, September 6, on Windsor’s riverfront.
DJ and electronic music producer Cedric Gervais will headline the Coming Home Music Festival, September 6, on Windsor’s riverfront.
Professor Aaron Fisk and Ed Holder, minister of state for science and technology, look over work by student Alex Weidl in Dr. Fisk’s research lab.
UWindsor researchers will receive $3.5 million in funding from the federal Discovery Grants Program.
The Cinema Arts Film Camp is seeking registrants for two weeklong sessions starting July 14 and 21.
A campus reception Monday will celebrate Bernarda Camello-Doctor’s receipt of the Governor General’s Caring Canadian Award.
A campus reception Monday will celebrate Bernarda Camello-Doctor’s receipt of the Governor General’s Caring Canadian Award.
A graduate student trying to determine how climate change is affecting Arctic animals like ringed seals who rely on very specific food resources, has become the first University of Windsor student ever to receive a scholarship of its kind in order to continue his research in the north.
A student from St. Anne’s French Immersion School holds up a penny like those collected by her classmates since 2008 in support of UWindsor breast cancer research.
Students at St. Anne's School raised more than $2,500 this year to fund a scholarship for students researching breast cancer.
Student Andrew Ouellette demonstrates an experiment to Physics Club president Melissa Mathers.
A donation from the Baker Foundation has funded a laboratory to provide hands-on training in medical physics.
Architects’ rendering depicts a seating pod to provide spaces for repose and collaboration along the west side of Sunset Avenue.
The Board of Governors has approved plans for stage one of the Campus Master Plan, at a total project cost of $4.987 million.
Flowers placed on the Memorail of Hope during Convocation serve as a reminder of those students who never got a chance to graduate.
As we honour those students who graduate from the University and prepare to launch their careers, we should remember those who never got the chance, says a UWindsor professor.
Lana Lee of the chemistry and biochemistry department placed flowers in each of the 14 stones of the Memorial of Hope during Convocation ceremonies last week. The sculpture, located between Essex and Dilon halls, honours the young women slain in 1989’s Montreal Massacre at Ecole Polytechnique. It was the first time she made the gesture, Dr. Lee says, but it won’t be the last.
