UWindsor 3D-printed residence stalled after building code considerations

A new residence building project at the University of Windsor has stalled. CTV News reports that the building was 3D-printed and was scheduled to be ready for move-in in Fall 2026. A UWindsor statement explained that “while [the residence’s] materials have been tested and exceed current safety standards, they have not yet been formally incorporated […]

Several postsecondary classics departments and groups are looking to build on the recent release of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, to foster interest in the field. The University of Waterloo’s student-run Epic Threads journal hosted a review contest of the Odyssey with prizes for the winning writers, while The Chronicle of Higher Ed highlighted US institutions […]

Some St Clair College and University of Windsor students are struggling to find housing for this Fall, according to CBC. CBC references Statistics Canada data that indicates that Windsor’s average one-bedroom rental rate was more than $1,500 per month in June 2026, representing a 62% increase over 2019. Representatives from the University of Windsor Students’ […]

Several postsecondary institutions are supporting Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN) Regional Technology Development Site (RTDS) projects across Ontario. These projects are focused on supporting automotive, technology, battery, and smart mobility. The Windsor-Essex RTDS, which involves St Clair College and the University of Windsor, received combined private and public funding of $6.6M to support small- and […]

The University of Windsor has given the former Greyhound bus depot back to the City of Windsor. The university had been given the property when it took ownership of another property across the street from the depot in 2011. However, CTV News reports that the agreement was terminated in light of the land no longer […]

Some Iranian students are asking the University of Windsor to consider changing the flag representing Iran in the university’s CAW Student Centre. The student centre is adorned with flags from numerous nations, according to CBC, including the internationally-recognized flag of the Islamic Republic of Iran. UWindsor student Akhavan Rezaee says that this should be replaced […]

The University of Windsor’s student newspaper The Lance has returned to publication following a more than eight-year digital and ten-year print hiatus. UWindsor student and lead journalist for The Lance Molly Vaillancourt shared that the paper’s five-person team is excited to begin releasing editions, given the paper’s significance to its many past contributors. The paper’s […]

Several Canadian universities have signed memoranda of understanding with Indian partners following the recent delegation to India. The University of Fraser Valley and Panjab University will create a Bachelor of Business Administration dual degree program, which will see eligible Panjab University students completing their third and fourth year at UFV. A similar agreement between York […]

In light of the unrest in Iran, several postsecondary institutions have taken action to support their community members. The University of Guelph’s Student Experience team is reaching out to Iranian students to share resources. The university is also reportedly considering “flexible tuition payment arrangements” and fee waivers. The University of Victoria encouraged its campus community […]

Several postsecondary institutions have forged pathways and partnerships to bring programs to more students. Cégep Limoilou and Cégep de Jonquière have partnered to co-deliver a film and television program, with the first year offered at Cégep Limoilou and the upper years offered in Jonquière. Meanwhile, in Ontario, Sheridan College and Six Nations Polytechnic have signed […]