The Enactus Windsor financial education presenters (clockwise from bottom left): Leesa Farah, Aliya Hirani, Rafif Hajsaleh and Tim Paul.
Enactus Windsor received two first-place and one third-place finish in competitions at the regional exhibition.
Dignitaries break ground on the University’s Welcome Centre: UWindsor president Alan Wildeman, vice-president planning and administration Sandra Aversa, associate Doron Meinhard of Hariri Pontarini Architects, and Amico Design Build vice-president Cindy Prince and general manager Greg Geml.
Near-record cold temperatures Wednesday couldn’t stop the University of Windsor from breaking ground on its Welcome Centre, now under construction at the corner of Wyandotte and Patricia streets.
Despite an unseasonable dusting of snow, a crew traced the building’s distinctive serpentine outline on the ground and invited dignitaries and guests to step inside for a quick ceremony to mark the occasion.
Put on your dancing shoes and jitterbug on down to the University Jazz Ensemble’s spring dance concert Saturday.
Put on your dancing shoes and jitterbug on over to the University Jazz Ensemble’s spring dance concert Saturday.
PhD student Dave Yurkowski pulls a ringed seal into a boat in Resolute Bay, Nunavut.
Mention seals to most Canadians and chances are their minds will immediately jump to the variety of harp seals that are controversially hunted on the east coast.
But the lesser known ringed seals are just as important to Canada’s Arctic, and a PhD student in the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research is devoting his research to studying their behaviour and how it may be changing as a result of climate change in the north.
This UWindsor USB drive awaits student Natalie Gosseling as the reward for her knowledge of the University’s history.
Student Natalie Gosselin won this week’s DailyNews quiz contest and its fabulous prize of a USB drive.
UWindsor grad Sheila Wisdom will become executive director of the Windsor Symphony Orchestra.
UWindsor grad Sheila Wisdom will become executive director of the Windsor Symphony Orchestra.
An honour band of high school students will join the University Wind Ensemble for its spring concert March 28.
An honour band of high school students will join the University Wind Ensemble for its spring concert March 28.
Inventor Lou Tortola will demonstrate his RoundTail bicycle design Thursday at 3 p.m. outside the CAW Student Centre.
Bike Week continues with activities on- and off-campus.
A fundraiser for cancer research will see students spinning for dollars Wednesday.
Kinesiology graduate student Sara Santarossa, right, leads a group of high school girls through a high intensity cardio workout at Assumption high school last week.
Hundreds of high school girls across Windsor-Essex are discovering they can make a lifelong commitment to staying healthy by being physically active even if they don’t play sports.
“A lot of these girls don’t realize how capable they really are, so when they find out what they can do, that’s very motivating for them,” said Jenn Stefanczyk, a fourth-year kinesiology student who volunteers with the Females Using Energy for Life (FUEL) program.
