Lynn Charron, acting director of Housing and Residence Life, has spent most of her professional career working with students living on campus.
Lynn Charron, acting director of Housing and Residence Life, has spent most of her professional career working with students living on campus.
A holistic approach to Black men’s health, using chess as an educational tool, and strategies to improve outcomes of patients with post-partum breast cancer are topics for discussion at the Feb. 14 online WE-Spark Think Tank.
A multifaith calendar lists religious holidays to assist in scheduling.
A multifaith calendar lists religious holidays to assist in scheduling.
The 2024 Athena scholars were Nina Jabbari, Aya Abu-Libdeh, Claire Buxton, and Crystal Bryan.
Professor emerita Margery Holman will join the Order of Ontario in recognition of her commitment to improving the Canadian sport landscape by challenging unethical and inequitable conditions.
Vanessa Budimunda, Lorenzo Barbieri, and Reine Ndome are among the basketball players raising money for the Windsor Lancers Supporting Participation Opportunities for Rising Talent (SPORT) Fund.
Saturday’s varsity basketball double-header will raise funds for a new program aimed at breaking down barriers for local youth.
Darryl Danelon addresses new entrants to the Master of Engineering program during an orientation session Jan. 3.
Windmill Microlending will provide internationally trained immigrants and permanent residents with access to microloans to support upskilling and retraining efforts.
Windmill Microlending will provide internationally trained immigrants and permanent residents with access to microloans to support upskilling and retraining efforts.
The Medical Biotechnology (MMB) program in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry hosted a Fall Fiesta to bring students together.
The Medical Biotechnology (MMB) program in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry hosted a vibrant social gathering, Fall Fiesta, celebrating cultural diversity and traditions while bringing students together.
The event began with opening remarks from Professor James Gauld, head of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry. It brought together incoming and outgoing students on Thursday, Nov. 28 dressed in traditional costumes, sharing food and fostering bonds and connection that continue beyond graduation.
Taylor McEachnie, a doctoral student of clinical neuropsychology, is exploring how sex hormones interact and affect cognitive processes.
Neuropsychology student Taylor McEachnie is exploring how sex hormones interact and affect cognitive processes.
