Political science professor Lydia Miljan will discuss electoral reform in a public lunchtime lecture Wednesday.
Political science professor Lydia Miljan will discuss electoral reform in a public lunchtime lecture Wednesday.
Former Board of Governors chair Dave Cooke, Windsor Star scion Janet Graybiel, UWindsor president Alan Wildeman and Windsor mayor Drew Dilkens cut a ribbon to signify the official opening of the first of the University’s downtown campus buildings.
A ceremony Monday marked the official opening of the School of Social Work and Centre for Executive and Professional Education.
University Players presents Queen Milli of Galt, November 25 through December 4 in the Essex Hall Theatre.
UWindsor student Emily Burden has received a $1,500 scholarship from Sobey’s Inc. for a third consecutive year.
UWindsor student Emily Burden has received a $1,500 scholarship from Sobey’s Inc. for a third consecutive year.
Trumpeters Ross Turner and Bob Fazecash will show the varied colours of the horn Sunday in concert.
Music instructors and graduates are among the featured performers at a concert Sunday exploring the repertoire for trumpet.
PhD candidate Jane McArthur will lead a discussion Monday on how women cope with an environment posing a risk of breast cancer.
UWindsor grad Andrew Wright will discuss his exploratory approach to art in a free public talk Thursday.
UWindsor grad Andrew Wright will discuss his exploratory approach to art in a free public talk Thursday.
The UWindsor Chamber Choir will perform today for the Ontario Music Educators’ Association.
The UWindsor Chamber Choir will perform today for the Ontario Music Educators’ Association.
Psychology student Mary-Allison Lapuz won Thursday’s DailyNews trivia contest and free tickets to the recital “In the Key of Beethoven.”
Professor Susan Holbrook will conduct an information session Monday for students interested in applying for Creative Writing I.
