Meg Reiner, author of Heritage Buildings of Amherstburg, is one of the featured presenters for “Heritage Preservation in your Community,” the latest entry in the Alumni Meet-ups series, Wednesday, May 24.
Author Jennifer Emilson demonstrates recipes from her “Lemon Apron Cookbook” during a March 23 event for UWindsor alumni.
River Bookshop in Amherstburg hosted a full house last week at the first “Alumni Meet-up” event hosted in partnership with the University of Windsor Alumni Association.
The heritage building housing the River Bookshop is the site of the Alumni Meet-Ups series of monthly chats.
The heritage building housing the River Bookshop is the site of the Alumni Meet-Ups series of monthly chats.
Beverly Jacobs will address issues that Canadians need to know about leading up to Orange Shirt Day, Sept. 30.
Beverly Jacobs will address issues that Canadians need to know about leading up to Orange Shirt Day, Sept. 30.
Richard and Colleen Peddie have donated $12,000 to support the Windsor Law Centre for Cities.
Richard and Colleen Peddie have donated $12,000 to support the Windsor Law Centre for Cities.
The Odette-Peddie Amherstburg Case Challenge will engage students in proposing business strategies for the Downtown Espresso Café.
UWindsor alumnus Richard Peddie received a Toronto Raptors championship ring recognizing his role in building the franchise.
UWindsor alum Richard Peddie is the 2018 honoree of Windsor’s Negev dinner, June 12 at the Ciociaro Club.
UWindsor alum Richard Peddie is the 2018 honoree of Windsor’s Negev dinner, June 12 at the Ciociaro Club.
"The Locker Room" fundraiser January 28 for the Lancer women’s basketball team promises behind-the-scenes perspectives on the sport.
A fundraiser January 28 for the Lancer women’s basketball team promises behind-the-scenes perspectives on the sport.
Engineering professor Nihar Biswas (centre) receives congratulations from athletic director Mike Havey and alumnus Richard Peddie on an award recognizing his support of Lancer student-athletes.
Nihar Biswas’s dedication to the University of Windsor extends well beyond the classroom walls. When Dr. Biswas isn’t lecturing on water quality and waste management, the civil engineering professor is helping attract top student athletes to UWindsor.
“While many of our students and staff may recognize Nihar as a frequent visitor to the St. Denis Centre and a regular exerciser on our track, what many probably don’t know is all the work he is doing behind the scenes to help our Lancer teams,” athletic director Mike Havey said April 6 at the Lancer Evening of Excellence.
