Windsor Law professors Christopher Waters and Wissam Aoun have taken on the role of editors-in-chief of the Canadian Bar Review.
William Baylis, president of the Canada South Science City board, is one of the judges in a case competition to suggest new exhibits for the museum.
In his book “Queer and Trans Madness,” professor Merrick Pilling provides the first comprehensive application of Mad Studies to LGBTQ experiences of mental distress.
A community forum April 6 seeks feedback from international students on a report on making Windsor-Essex more welcoming to them.
The student research conference, UWill Discover, will be delivered in person and online March 29 to April 1.
Master’s student Muthu Vijayakumar presents his poster on storm water runoff in the vicinity of the University of Windsor to professor Tirupati Bolisetti, who organized the March 22 student poster presentation to mark World Water Day.
Virginia Postrel will discuss how textiles shaped civilization in a free public presentation Tuesday, March 22.
Housing affordability in Ontario is the subject of a summit March 16 and 17 of actors from government, the private sector, not-for-profit agencies, and the academy.
Housing affordability in Ontario is the subject of a summit March 16 and 17.
A research project led by education professor Lindsey Jaber is recruiting 18- to 24-year-olds to take a survey about how the pandemic has affected them and their mental health.
“Canada’s food professor,” Sylvain Charlebois, will discuss the role Canada’s greenhouses can play in food security in a webinar Thursday, March 24.
