The IT Services HelpDesk is now the initial point of contact for members of the campus community seeking service for telecommunications.
The winner of today’s trivia contest will receive this beautiful key ring USB drive, imprinted with the UWindsor logo.
The latest edition of Studies in Social Justice focuses on “Justice after Violence: Critical Perspectives from the Western Balkans.”
Art student Pearl Van Geest works on one of her latest creations in her Le Bel studio.
Kyle Brown has been working with the Hotel-Dieu Grace Hospital foundation on promoting a fundraising event at Comerica Park for Canadian fans of the Detroit Tigers.
Bill Anderson looks out at the Detroit River, over which billions of dollars of agri-food products cross every year, according to a recent report commissioned by the research institute he directs.
Psychologist Elizabeth McDermott won this week’s trivia contest and its prize of this beautiful $24.95 polo shirt, embroidered with the new UWindsor logo.
![Students pose with banner that reads "Lesha's Lancers."](http://www.uwindsor.ca/dailynews/sites/uwindsor.ca.dailynews/files/styles/full/public/450_leshaslancers_4338.jpg?itok=d7hQEKno "Students pose with banner that reads "Lesha's Lancers."")
Posing with the banner they made are Lesha’s Lancers: Christina Cuckovic, Meagan Tompkins, Kevin Thompson, Diana Cuckovic, Neda Demiri, Milena Sanson, Sara Jacobs and Marianne Wright. Missing: Robert Lefrancois and Emilyn Anderi.
Students don’t have to wait until they graduate to make a difference in the community, says Christina Cuckovic.
The education student helped to organize the Relay for Life, a fundraiser in support of the Canadian Cancer Society. Cuckovic’s team, “Lesha’s Lancers,” raised $2100 by participating in the overnight walk-a-thon, June 21 and 22 at LaSalle’s Vollmer Complex.
The winner of today’s trivia contest will receive this beautiful polo shirt, embroidered with the new UWindsor logo.
