Residence Services invites members of the community to donate items for distribution in a welcome package for students entering residence this fall.
Residence Services
Student and staff volunteers collected more than three metric tons of food for donation to local food banks April 5.
Apr 11th, 2014
Student and staff volunteers collected more than three metric tons of food for donation to local food banks April 5.
Residence life coordinators Jocelyn Lorito, Jacqueline Mellish and Amber Norman encourage contributions to the Day of Action.
Mar 28th, 2014
Residence Services is launching a drive to restock the shelves of the student food bank.
Residence life coordinator Jacqueline Mellish is promoting “I Clover Sober” program encouraging responsible drinking on St. Patrick’s Day.
Mar 14th, 2014
The “I Clover Sober” program encourages responsible consumption of alcohol as St. Patrick’s Day approaches.
Residence students who re-apply for next year by February 26 can lock in current prices.
Feb 11th, 2014
Residence students who re-apply for next year by February 26 can lock in current prices.
UWindsor Residence Services is seeking student staff for the 2014/15 academic year.
Jan 13th, 2014
UWindsor Residence Services is seeking student staff for the 2014/15 academic year.
The University will provide free parking for Saturday’s Santa Claus parade.
Dec 5th, 2013
“North Pole Fantasy” is the theme of Saturday’s Santa Claus parade along Windsor’s riverfront.
Wednesday’s Boo at the U event is safe-scary, not scary-scary.
Oct 29th, 2013
Wednesday’s Boo at the U event is safe-scary, not scary-scary.
Members of the Residence Life Staff and Windsor Inter Residence Council stuff welcome packages during training in Vanier Hall.
Aug 15th, 2013
Residence Services invites the campus community to donate items for distribution in a welcome package for students entering residence this fall.
Apr 11th, 2013
Our campus is full of heroes, says Jacqueline Mellish.
Residence life coordinator for Macdonald and Electa halls, she says a food drive launched by the Higher Education Reaching Out (HERO) Project on Saturday, April 6, collected 7,200 lbs. of goods—almost double last year’s amount.
“This year’s Day of Action was crazy successful,” says Mellish. “In total, we had 120 volunteers representing all six residence halls, plus staff helping out.”