UWill Discover will host more than 125 presenters through next week during its student research conference.
UWill Discover will host more than 125 presenters through next week during its student research conference.
Classics professor Max Nelson has published a paper proposing a new meaning of the coded 666 in the apocalyptic Book of Revelation.
Classics professor Max Nelson has published a paper proposing a new meaning of the coded 666 in the apocalyptic Book of Revelation.
Applications are now open for the Igniting Discovery Grants program. Olivier Le Moal - adobe.stock.com
Applications are now open for the Igniting Discovery Grants program.
Education professor Catherine Vanner will address “Teaching for Gender Justice Amidst and Global Gender Backlash” as a keynote during the Future Forward: Education for Tomorrow conference March 14 in the Neal Education Building.
Coach Chantal Vallée’s book Dare to Win offers a proven blueprint for high performance leadership. Photo courtesy CBC Windsor.
Coach Chantal Vallée’s book Dare to Win offers a proven blueprint for high performance leadership.
Grad student Cam Chevalier publishes a list of bird sightings in Essex County.
Grad student Cam Chevalier publishes a list of bird sightings in Essex County.
The University of Windsor is partnering with the Fruit and Vegetable Growers of Canada to address challenges facing the greenhouse vegetable sector.
The University of Windsor is partnering with the Fruit and Vegetable Growers of Canada to address challenges facing the greenhouse vegetable sector.
A free lecture Thursday will explore the status of horses, mules, and donkeys in the classical world.
A free lecture Thursday will explore the status of horses, mules, and donkeys in the classical world.
Engineering professor Rupp Carriveau is one of the organizers of the Hydrogen Summer School.
This month’s WE-Spark After Dark networking event is scheduled for Thursday, March 6.
Connect with the dynamic Windsor-Essex health research community at WE-Spark Health Institute’s monthly networking event. This is a great opportunity to engage with others passionate about health research through both casual conversations and structured networking.
WE-Spark After Dark takes place from 5 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, March 6, at Bourbon Tap & Grill, 1199 Ottawa St.
