By Sara Elliott
Next summer, a team of scientists will travel across the Arctic tundra in a new mobile research and training lab.
As they collect data in Iqaluit, they hope to better understand how the rapidly declining snow bunting — an Arctic-breeding songbird that winters in southern Canada — is responding to urban development in the North.
By Sara Elliott
Having cultivated her craft since age four, former Lancer hockey star Amy Maitre (BHK ‘20) seemed destined to become a coach.
Now, the five-year veteran of the women’s hockey team has returned to campus to become a full-time assistant coach of that very team.
The University of Windsor is ready to welcome Ontario high school students and their families to campus for Fall Open House on Saturday, Oct. 25, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
By Sara Elliott
What started as a field trip to farms and wineries for a biology course, ended with job offers and a potential new career path for some students.
Prof. Sherah Vanlaerhoven brought the students from BIOL 4008, Integrated Pest Management course, to five agricultural businesses across Essex County to learn about economic pest control practices.
The Leddy Library Book Sale returns Monday, Oct. 6. The annual sale is open to students, staff, faculty and the general public.
The University of Windsor’s Lancers football team is set for a thrilling afternoon showdown for their final home game of the year, hosting the Western Mustangs at Alumni Stadium Saturday, Oct. 4 at 1:00 p.m.
By Lindsay Charlton
We cannot change what we do not acknowledge, says learning specialist Frances Cachon.
By Sara Elliott
As the once permanently frozen ground known as permafrost rapidly thaws in the Canadian Arctic, emerging health threats loom.
Researchers at the University of Windsor are using modern science and Indigenous knowledge to address the emerging issue.
By Victor Romao
By Sarah Sacheli
Community. Belonging. Support.
Dr. Festus Moasun says he has found all that and more at the Black Scholars Institute at the University of Windsor.
