Women’s and Gender Studies honours retiring professor Anne Forrest for her years of service to the program and to the University of Windsor.
Women’s and Gender Studies honours retiring professor Anne Forrest for her years of service to the program and to the University of Windsor.
Women’s and Gender Studies has launched five new scholarships worth $1,000 each.
Women’s and Gender Studies has launched five new scholarships worth $1,000 each.
Women may delay leaving an abusive partner if they co-own a pet, say the authors of an article published this week.
Shelters offering a haven from domestic violence often lack the resources to house companion animals.
A panel discussion on breast cancer Monday, March 9, will mark International Women’s Day.
A panel discussion on breast cancer Monday, March 9, will mark International Women’s Day.
The campus community is invited to sit in on a class talk by professor Beth Currans of Eastern Michigan University.
The campus community is invited to sit in on a class talk by professor Beth Currans of Eastern Michigan University.
Final projects by students in the Queer Activism course are displayed in the Leddy Library through November.
Final projects by students in the Queer Activism course are displayed in the Leddy Library through November.
UWindsor grad Kael Sharman is the guest speaker at the Transgender Day of Remembrance, Nov. 20 in Vanier Hall.
Anne Forrest will receive an Educational Leadership Award at the 14th annual Celebration of Teaching Excellence, Nov. 20 in Alumni Auditorium.
Anne Forrest will receive an Educational Leadership Award at the 14th annual Celebration of Teaching Excellence, Nov. 20 in Alumni Auditorium.
The Women of Valour speakers series will open Oct. 3 with a presentation by artist, author, and educator Sara Diamond.
The Women of Valour speakers series will open Oct. 3 with a presentation by artist, author, and educator Sara Diamond.
Professors Betty Barrett, Patti Timmons Fritz, and (seated) Amy Fitzgerald investigate how and why women with pets delay leaving abusive partners.
UWindsor researchers Amy Fitzgerald, Betty Barrett, and Patti Timmons Fritz study how and why women with pets delay leaving abusive partners.
