Neil Cesario, chief information security office for Sterling Information Technologies, speaks with a UWindsor computer science student about opportunities at the company.
Dozens of supporters look on as Sukanya Pillay raises the United Way flag Monday outside Chrysler Hall to kick off a weeklong fundraising campaign.
Third-year nursing students discuss the importance of early childhood healthy habits and lifestyles at the Spring into Health fair held at Frank W. Begley elementary school.
Students and parents from Frank W. Begley elementary school gathered March 22 to learn from UWindsor nursing students about physical and emotional well-being as part of a “Spring into Health” fair.
The fair is a component of a 12-week placement offered for third-year nursing students and forms an integral part of their curriculum since it teaches the students to understand, interact, and communicate effectively with youth in a community setting.
The United Way helped set science student Nathan Wiebe on the track to success at the University of Windsor.
This swag package is one of the raffle prizes on offer during the Campus Campaign for United Way, March 27 to 31.
R.J. Sivanesan, alumni development co-ordinator in the Faculty of Engineering, reminisces about his co-op term at Valiant TMS with the company’s senior human resources manager Mike Van Nie.
Watch the documentary “Love in the Time of Fentanyl” on Friday, March 24, in Windsor Hall.
Watch the documentary “Love in the Time of Fentanyl” on Friday, March 24, in Windsor Hall.
Set designer Nancy Perrin’s work for the University Players production of “Twelfth Night” is inspired by the Brighton Beach bandstand.
Buy a $20 “Campus Campaign for United Way” T-shirt or ball cap for a chance to win a free parking pass. Modelling the apparel are organizing committee members Katherine Simon, Kevin Johnson, Kristina Stojkovski, Trevor Pittman, Sheri Lowrie, Camille Armour, Sara McNorton, Katie Corchis, Soula Serra, Rachelle Prince, Ronnie Haidar, and Rachel Meeke.
The digital archive “We Were Here” documents the history of Windsor’s McDougall Street corridor.
