Chemistry students Yunyun Wu and Sara Mechael look on as federal science minister Kirsty Duncan (centre) interacts with a project integrating electronics into a wearable sign language glove.
Federal Science Minister Kirsty Duncan announced $558 million in Discovery research funding during a visit Tuesday to the UWindsor campus.
Keitha Riley, Destiny Soney, Michelle Nahdee, and Stephanie Pangowish surround Campus Mental Health Day keynote speaker Candy Palmater, holding a medicine wheel of sweetgrass and tobacco — a gift from the Native Student Alliance.
The University will invest an additional $1.15 million over the next five years to improve mental health supports on campus.
President’s Indigenous Peoples Scholars (from left) Onawa LaBelle, Sandra Muse Isaacs, Ashley Glassburn Falzetti, Rebecca Major, and Andrea Sullivan-Clarke.
A reception September 21 welcomed new faculty hired through the President’s Indigenous Peoples Scholars Program.
Members of the BComm class of 1961 gathered Wednesday for an event recognizing their support for the Odette School of Business. Pictured are UWindsor president Douglas Kneale, Dave Wilson, Mike Biro, Lana Biro, Frank Bisson, Mike Mueller, Margaret Mueller, Jack Freeman, dean Mitchell Fields, and Michael Diana.
Members of the BComm class of 1961 gathered Wednesday for an event recognizing their support for the Odette School of Business.
UWindsor residences are at full capacity, driven by enrolment approaching record numbers.
The University of Windsor is expecting one of the highest enrolments in its history.
Representatives of the Odette School of Business cheer at an assembly welcoming first-year students to the University of Windsor, Wednesday in the Dennis Fairall Fieldhouse.
Computer science major Talha Fareed won a draw for a semester’s tuition courtesy of the alumni association.
Student volunteers pitched in to help new residents during Move-in Day, Sunday on the UWindsor campus.
A raft of student volunteers helped welcome new residents to the UWindsor campus Sunday.
UWindsor alum Sergio Marchionne, the auto executive credited with saving Fiat and Chrysler, was a friend to the University and its students.
UWindsor alum Sergio Marchionne, the auto executive credited with saving Fiat and Chrysler, was a friend to the University and its students.
Hamburgers and hotdogs weren’t the only draw for World Student Day celebrations, Friday on Turtle Island Walk.
The campus extended a welcome to international language students with activities and performances Friday along Turtle Island Walk.
Douglas Kneale, interim president of the University of Windsor, has issued an official hello as he begins his tenure.
Douglas Kneale, interim president of the University of Windsor, has issued an official hello as he begins his tenure.
