The University’s Model United Nations club will host a high school conference Friday and Saturday.
The University’s Model United Nations club will host a high school conference Friday and Saturday.
Joe Comartin, distinguished political scientist in residence, will offer his perspective on the state of Canadian democracy in a public lecture Thursday.
Former MP Joe Comartin will offer his perspective on the state of Canadian democracy in a free public lecture Thursday.
A roundtable of scholars will discuss the implications of the crisis in Syria, Thursday at 7 p.m.
Former parliamentary budget officer Kevin Page will discuss his book, "Unaccountable: Truth and Lies on Parliament Hill," Friday on the UWindsor campus.
Former parliamentary budget officer Kevin Page will discuss his book, Unaccountable: Truth and Lies on Parliament Hill, Friday on the UWindsor campus.
Political science professor Martha Lee will be remembered as a distinguished academic, as well as a warm and supportive friend and mentor.
Yashasvini Rajeswar has recently completed a UWindsor research internship exploring the role of religion and politics on a global scale.
A political science student from India has recently completed a UWindsor research internship exploring the role of religion and politics on a global scale
Masters graduand Sarah Cipkar’s study looks at equitable transit for Detroiters.
Masters graduand’s study looks at whether citizens who use public transit in Detroit are getting a chance to voice their opinions in designing an equitable system for all riders.
Students engaged in debates on global issues during a model UN conference organized by the University of Windsor Model United Nations Club (WINMUN) and the Political Science department.
The University of Windsor Model United Nations club held the first UN simulation conference in Windsor.
A boy poses next to a chalk drawing expressing the wish for peace for Donbass.
A conference on campus Friday will explore the impact of the Ukraine crisis on Russia’s relations with the West.
A researcher on e-politics will discuss how modern communications is affecting civic affairs in a free public lecture Tuesday.
