The team in the Leddy Library Archives and Special Collections offers help in preserving records.
The team in the Leddy Library Archives and Special Collections offers help in preserving records.
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.
A workshop Jan. 22 will explore research needs and opportunities related to the objectives of the National Urban Park program.
A workshop Jan. 22 will explore research needs and opportunities related to the objectives of the National Urban Park program.
Artspeak Gallery will exhibit watercolour illustrations of local flowers by UWindsor staffer Sarah Smitherman next week.
Artspeak Gallery will exhibit watercolour illustrations of local flowers by UWindsor staffer Sarah Smitherman next week.
Engineering professor Jalal Ahamed is leading a project exploring a new material to keep electronic time.
Alumni Clark Wiebe (MBA 2018) worked his way up at the Coachwood Group, a Windsor-based portfolio of businesses including Canadian Protein to become its COO.
"Find someone doing what you aspire to do and surround yourself with it," advises Clark Wiebe (MBA 2018), who worked his way up to become a key leader at Coachwood Group, a Windsor-based portfolio of businesses including Canadian Protein, Coachwood Capital, Coachwood Golf & Country Club, and its most recent acquisition, BioSteel.
Wiebe joined Coachwood Group as a sales representative right out of university and has since climbed the ranks to chief operating officer, where he serves as founder Dan Crosby’s "right-hand man."
Mackenzie Habash (BSc. Hons 2021)
Alumna Mackenzie Habash (BSc. Hons 2021) credits the critical thinking skills she gained as an economics major for her career success.
“I found my honours economics degree was a great catalyst to look at a problem wholistically to try and solve it,” says Habash.
“It gave me the skills to have good financial acumen to look at a problem and be able to come up with a multitude of solutions – whether it be technical or business solutions.”
UWindsor enters academic collaboration with Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay) through a formal Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
The University of Windsor is proud to announce a new academic collaboration with the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay) through a formal Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
This partnership underscores our commitment to global engagement, academic excellence, and innovation, creating impactful opportunities for students, researchers, and faculty members.
Key Highlights of the Collaboration:
Research assistants Madysyn Blackburn (front), Emily Addison (centre), and Julia D’Angela (back) make the most of their Agri-Food and Beverage Lab learning time.
Public concerts by music students was one way the University interacted with the broader community.
