Debates hosted by the Centre for Cities on May 19 provide a forum for local candidates for provincial parliament to present their positions on issues affecting cities.
Amy Johnson and her six sons celebrate her 2015 graduation from Windsor law.
Windsor Law professor Chris Waters has published a second edition of the book, “Every Cyclist’s Guide to Canadian Law.”
Law grad Reema Patel says her new novel wouldn’t exist if she hadn’t studied in Windsor.
Law professor Tess Sheldon will talk about the right to housing for people labelled with intellectual disabilities during a webinar Friday.
English professor André Narbonne will read from his new novel at a launch event Wednesday, April 27.
Hear firsthand from water walkers and protectors at the second annual Voice of the Water symposium.
Tyrone Sequeira is the inaugural winner from Windsor Law of the Royal Society of Canada’s Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella Prize.
Windsor Law professors Christopher Waters and Wissam Aoun have taken on the role of editors-in-chief of the Canadian Bar Review.
Community Legal Aid presents “Know Your Rights: Employment Law” at noon Wednesday, March 30.
