Miguel Hurtado encourages students to take advantage of campus programs to gain relevant career experience.
Miguel Hurtado encourages students to take advantage of campus programs to gain relevant career experience.
Computer science student Meet Solanki works with supervisor Luis Palacios, a data specialist at the South Essex Community Council, to enhance its system managing relationships with clients.
Kelly-Anne Johnson (centre) and Nicole Anozie (right) gained experience and served clients as volunteers for Community Legal Aid while studying at Windsor Law.
The Don Rodzik Moot Court is the setting of a symposium Friday on the practical realities and policy solutions to Canada’s housing crisis.
A reception Friday celebrates the end-of-the-year exhibition of works by first-year students of Visual Arts and the Built Environment.
A reception Friday celebrates the end-of-the-year exhibition of works by first-year students of Visual Arts and the Built Environment.
A picture of science student Linda Nguyen examining volcanic rocks on a beach in Iceland won $500 in the Go Global photo contest.
A picture of science student Linda Nguyen examining volcanic rocks on a beach in Iceland won $500 in the Go Global photo contest.
Students from the Odette School of Business advised scientists at Oxford Brookes University on how to commercialize research.
Students from the Odette School of Business advised scientists at Oxford Brookes University on how to commercialize research.
A chance to work at a neutron scattering facility in Grenoble, France, helped advance his research, says biochemistry student Dominik Dziura.
A chance to work at a neutron scattering facility in Grenoble, France, helped advance his research, says biochemistry student Dominik Dziura.
Hailey Noble’s photo from the 2024 Teach Tanzania trip is one of the entries in a showcase of images from UWindsor Go Global participants.
Students from the Early Years service-learning course invite families to bring their children ages four and up to engage in hands-on activities Saturday.
Students from the Early Years service-learning course invite families to bring their children ages four and up to engage in hands-on activities Saturday.
