Windsor’s engagement with cycling has been significant and unbroken, argues a report by law professor Christopher Waters.
Nine Windsor Law students have secured clerkships in Canada’s court system this year.
The new commons area of the University of Windsor's law school, with maximized daylight and views, will improve navigation through the building.
EllisDon Corporation and Fortis Construction Group will lead the construction of the Transforming Windsor Law building project.
EllisDon Corporation and Fortis Construction Group will lead the construction of the Transforming Windsor Law building project.
A $3 million donation from the Rodzik family will support the Transforming Windsor Law building project. Don Sr. and Gail Rodzik were on hand for an announcement Friday.
A $3 million donation from the Rodzik family will support the Transforming Windsor Law building project.
Myra Tawfik will receive an appointment to the rank of Distinguished University Professor during fall Convocation ceremonies.
Myra Tawfik will receive an appointment to the rank of Distinguished University Professor during fall Convocation ceremonies.
Beverly Jacobs has been appointed the next associate dean (academic) at Windsor Law.
Beverly Jacobs has been appointed the next associate dean (academic) at Windsor Law.
Windsor-Tecumseh MP Irek Kusmierczyk announced $125,000 in funding through the Climate Action Fund to Windsor Law, represented by professors Anneke Smit, Patricia Galvão-Ferreira, and dean Chris Waters.
A three-day workshop starting March 8 will give youth tools for working towards climate action in their communities.
University of Windsor students stand with dean of law Christopher Waters in calling for justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people.
Red ribbons tied across campus this week are intended to raise awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people.
Brian Manarin will moderate a panel discussion of the ethical practice of criminal law, Jan. 30 in the Moot Court.
Windsor Law will welcome a panel of local jurists to discuss topics of interest to the ethical practice of criminal law, Thursday, Jan. 30. The Law Society of Ontario is offering two hours of Continuing Professional Development credit, professionalism category, to all members in attendance.
