LATEST NEWS

Losing gold: Why double Olympic silver may not feel like a win

With the Milano-Cortina Winter Games officially wrapped and Canadian athletes beginning to arrive home, the support for Team Canada continues at airports across the country. 

RESEARCH & INNOVATION

How much are insurance apps tracking? UWindsor study examines privacy risks

Many insurance companies offer lower rates to drivers who demonstrate safe habits — but what data is actually being collected, and how is it being used?

PEOPLE, EQUITY & INCLUSION

Beauty is Me: Social work alumna shares message of belonging

Belonging has always been at the heart of everything University of Windsor alumna Joan Simpson (BSW ‘06, MSW ‘14) does. 

TEACHING & LEARNING

The future of law takes centre stage at Windsor Law’s Canadian Law Student Conference

What does the future of law look like? Windsor Law students and legal professionals from across Canada will explore that question at the 19th annual Canadian Law Student Conference on March 5 and 6.

SUSTAINABILITY & WELLNESS

Sidewalk skating: Preventing falls and injuries in winter weather

The recent break from polar vortex temperatures doesn’t mean winter risks are over. Snowy conditions — and an increased risk of falls and injuries — could still return this season.

LATEST NEWS

Nursing career paused one year for a shot at history

Anthony Ivanovski’s next steps were in place. The middle blocker for the Windsor Lancers men’s volleyball team expected his varsity career to end after his fourth year, with a smooth transition into the nursing workforce to follow.

TEACHING & LEARNING

Olympian Alexandra J. Paul’s legacy honoured through Windsor Law scholarship

As the world watches the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Games, stories of dedication, perseverance and national pride are unfolding on the ice and snow.

RESEARCH & INNOVATION

Internationally educated nurses are vital to Canada’s health system — but support gaps remain

As Canada faces ongoing health-care worker shortages, internationally educated nurses (IENs) are increasingly relied upon to fill critical roles.

SUSTAINABILITY & WELLNESS

Lifting, law and lifelong learning: World record holder studies women’s strength athletes

Jeanine Watt (BSc ’78, LLB ’88) joined a gym in 2018 to stay active as a semi-retired lawyer. This March, she will take the main stage at the Arnold Sports Festival as a pro competitor in the Arnold Armlifting Championships. 

SUSTAINABILITY & WELLNESS

Small daily movement changes can help older adults stay strong and independent


Just 10 minutes of physical activity a day can be the start many people need to get moving, according to Dr. Paula van Wyk, professor in the Faculty of Human Kinetics.