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Pro-Palestinian protestors remain at UWindsor

Protestors who have set up an encampment on the University of Windsor campus say the school's president was absent from a recent meeting with school administration.

'Unsustainable' — UWindsor balances budget with temporary funding

UWindsor forecasts 2024-25 budget deficit as feds cap international students

The University of Windsor has projected a budget deficit for the 2024-2025 school year, largely attributed to the federal government's cap on international study permits.

Impact of international student cap lessened at UWindsor, president says, as university projects deficit

The University of Windsor will feel the impact of the federal government's international student cap, but the impact will likely be blunted by the makeup of their student body, the university's president said Wednesday.

UWindsor forecasts 2024-25 budget deficit as feds cap international students

Premier brings Ford Fest to Essex County in wake of bombshell auditor general Greenbelt report

Despite wet weather, supporters swarmed the premier and chanted his name at the Ciociaro Club Friday evening during Ford Fest.

UWindsor And Tilbury Capital Break Ground For New Student Residence

The University of Windsor and Tilbury Capital broke ground Monday for the new student residence. "The new student residence will be a beacon of

UWindsor Launches Several Sustainability Priorities

The University of Windsor has been working on various initiatives prioritizing environmental responsibility and social equity for a more sustainable

Investment will build 5G network across campus and enhance research

Money will be disbursed over four years.

One year later, University of Windsor faculty remembers local victims of Ukraine plane crash

  WINDSOR, ONT -- Friends and colleagues at the University of Windsor are still grieving, one year after flight PS752 crashed in Ukraine, killing all 176 people on board the plane. The flight, from Tehran to Kyiv, on route to Canada, was shot town shortly after takeoff by a surface-to-air missile launched by Iran. Among the victims were 82 Iranians, 62 Canadian citizens and five people – returning to Canada after the holidays – were part of the University of Windsor community. Zahra Naghibi was a PhD student at the turbulence and energy lab. Her husband, Mohammad Abbas Pourghaddi, also died in the crash. Pedram Jadidi was a PhD student in civil engineering.