The Association for Canadian Clinical Legal Education conferred two of its three 2021 awards to Windsor Law.
The Association for Canadian Clinical Legal Education conferred two of its three 2021 awards to Windsor Law.
In this 2019 photo, UWindsor researcher Catherine Febria trains Bkejwanong youth Kaitlyn Issac and Taylor Myers to conduct ecological studies on Walpole Island.
A $95,300 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation will train students to conduct ecological studies at Walpole Island.
Assumption high school student Anastasia Nikolik won the inaugural Brain Bee hosted by the University of Windsor.
Assumption high school student Anastasia Nikolik won the inaugural Brain Bee hosted by the University of Windsor.
A partnership between the School of Computer Science and Rocket Innovation Studio will create a pipeline of top tech talent in the region.
A partnership between the School of Computer Science and Rocket Innovation Studio will create a pipeline of top tech talent in the region.
What are the effects of adaptive exercise programs on the volunteers who help to offer them? A new study aims to find out.
What are the effects of adaptive exercise programs on the volunteers who help to offer them? A new study aims to find out.
Local stakeholders will come together this week to discuss the urban issues facing Windsor and how the city is responding to them.
Local stakeholders will come together this week to discuss the urban issues facing Windsor and how the city is responding to them.
Science students Renee Wulterkens and Isabella Arthur collected menstrual products, toiletries, and money for local charities that support women.
Science students Renee Wulterkens and Isabella Arthur collected menstrual products, toiletries, and money for local charities that support women.
Leddy Library archivist Sarah Glassford will present a webinar in a series on Canada’s role in the WWII Allied invasion of Europe.
Leddy Library archivist Sarah Glassford will present a webinar in a series on Canada’s role in the WWII Allied invasion of Europe.
UWindsor forensic anthropologist John Albanese is part of a project to identify children in unmarked graves at a residential school in Manitoba.
Jennifer Willet poses outside her BioArt lab in this photo by Dax Melmer.
