The CAW Student Centre’s Sandra Riccio-Muglia and Lauren Kirsh Weiss of local clothier Freeds have teamed up for a fashion show in the centre Tuesday.
The CAW Student Centre and local clothier Freeds have teamed up for a fashion show in the centre Tuesday.
Amelia Runchey of the Womyn’s Centre models one of the purple scarves it is selling to benefit Hiatus House.
The UWindsor Womyn’s Centre is selling purple scarves to raise funds for the Hiatus House.
Alastair Summerlee will draw on his insights as former president of the University of Guelph in discussing “The End of Dinosaurs: A Cautionary Tale for the Modern University?” Friday on the UWindsor campus.
A free public lecture Friday will address the increasing pressures placed on universities, and their relevance in today’s shifting society.
Zack Grosh poses in front of the Canadian-themed bus chartered to carry visitors to UWindsor’s Fall Open House.
The University of Windsor attracted thousands of student to its Fall Open House on Saturday, November 5, among them two buses full of visitors from the Greater Toronto Area.
Student ambassador Zack Grosh, a fourth-year UWindsor drama student, boarded the bus at 6:30 a.m. to accompany the visitors. He says many were curious about campus life, residences and the differences between majors of study.
“A lot of questions were about the UWindsor community, how close-knit it is and how different programs get along and work with each other,” Grosh says.
A launch event today in the CAW Student Centre Commons will kick off the “It All Adds Up” campaign.
A simple cheek swab can register potential donors of bone marrow and stem cells.
Organizers of “Get Swabbed,” Monday on the UWindsor campus, are encouraging students and staff to register as potential donors of bone marrow and stem cells.
Volunteers Katrina Hermle and Catherine Muldoon pose with undead fire chief Bruce Montone during Saturday’s conference on surviving the zombie apocalypse.
A conference on the UWindsor campus Saturday used the metaphor of the zombie apocalypse to discuss the ways people cope during a crisis.
Hot chili to ward off chilly autumnal weather: Afnane Kraba, Sarah Al-Zaher and Khadija Shamisa enjoy bowls of the spicy stew at Fall Fest 2015.
Vegetarian chili and rolls, apples and hot chocolate await revellers at Fall Fest, starting at noon Wednesday on Turtle Island Walk.
A blood donor clinic October 31 in the CAW Student Centre will help address the need for patients and accident victims.
UWindsor students Michelle Krieger, Janny Lau and Myla Picco each received a $5,000 Athena Scholarship for their academic and community leadership.
