Librarian Roger Reka is helping to spearhead sustainability initiatives at Leddy Library (JOEL GUERIN/University of Windsor)
By Kate Hargreaves
From environmental research guides to reducing paper waste, Leddy Library has made recent strides in fostering a more sustainable campus.
In collaboration with the Office of Sustainability, Leddy has implemented numerous initiatives that demonstrate the major impact of even small changes.
— Published on Feb 18th, 2026
From left: University of Windsor Students’ Alliance president Husam Morra, Samira Narimannejad, Elnaz Rezaee, Alexa-Jazz Pancito, Fadel Fouani, and UWindsor Sustainability Officer Nadia Harduar gather to celebrate the winners of the University’s inaugural Student Sustainability Competition, which awarded nearly $5,000 to support student-led ideas for a greener, more sustainable campus. (DALIA DEFILIPPI/University of Windsor)
By Sarah Hébert
As a part of Campus Sustainability Month this past March, UWindsor’s first-ever Student Sustainability Competition attracted a variety of innovative project proposals—each aimed at building a greener, more sustainable campus.
Taking first place and a $2,500 grand prize was UWinGoGreen, an initiative focused on tech-enabled sustainability submitted by Elnaz Rezaee, PhD candidate in Industrial Engineering, and Samira Narimannejad, PhD Candidate in Environmental Engineering.
— Published on Jul 23rd, 2025
Librarian Roger Reka is helping to spearhead sustainability initiatives at Leddy Library (JOEL GUERIN/University of Windsor)
