THE UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR STUDENT NEWSPAPER
Community
Adeola Mustapha speaks with Windsor Police officers in the university’s CAW Student Centre Wednesday morning, after learning she is the subject of a missing persons alert • photo Caroline Jacobson UWindsor student surprised by missing persons report Natasha Marar EDITOR-IN-CHIEF indsor Police Service have confirmed that a woman at the...
Gord Bacon ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR woman fitting the description of a missing UWindsor student was taken by ambulance from the university’s CAW Student Centre early this morning. The woman, who was visibly upset but didn’t appear to be injured, was talking to both Campus Community Police and Windsor Police Service...
Windsor’s population drops as our talent continues to leave town Natasha Marar EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ast week’s announcement of population declines in Windsor is highlighting increasing community stakeholder concerns about a talent exodus among the region’s young adults. Windsor’s population decreased by 1.3 per cent to 319,246 people over the last five...
Stephen Hargreaves NEWS EDITOR indsor Police Services are reporting a UWindsor political sciences student missing. Adeola Mustapha, a first-year student from Antioch, Calif. was reported missing on Feb. 7, following a call from her west-end landlord, who had not heard from her or received rent in two months. Windsor Police...
University and Transit Windsor campaign for new U-Pass Gord Bacon ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR ransit Windsor and the University of Windsor Students’ Alliance are offering a free week of transit rides for students as part of lobbying efforts for a universal, tuition-funded bus pass. Windsor city councillor and Transit Windsor board...
Gord Bacon ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR he University of Windsor is joining forces with Transit Windsor to bring Windsor’s transit system into the 21st century by putting a mandatory bus pass to referendum for the first time since 2005. The University of Windsor’s Students’ Alliance and Transit Windsor have struck a...
National study opens dialogue for safer campuses for women Stephen Hargreaves NEWS EDITOR ne in four women in university have been sexually assaulted, according to UWindsor psychology professor Charlene Senn, who leads a team of researchers testing the effectiveness of a new nation-wide sexual assault resistance training program. “Sexual assault...
Stephen Hargreaves NEWS EDITOR ne of Canada’s most respected environmentalists, Green Party leader and MP Elizabeth May is bringing some green to a snow covered Windsor this Saturday. May, who made history in 2011 as the first Green Party candidate to be elected to the House of Commons, will speak...
