Echoing the concerns of the National Farmers Union of Canada, the UWSA recognizes this crucial time in history as the movement being referred to as the largest protest in human history occurs in India. What began as local protests in individual states has swiftly transitioned into #DelhiChalo, a globally-recognized movement…
The UWSA is appalled by the recently uncovered explicit examples of racism and hatred from members of the University of Windsor’s Delta Chi Fraternity chapter. Such behavior is in direct violation of the UWSA’s values and we cannot support a group suggesting physical violence, xenophobia, racism, and homophobia on fellow…
The UWSA expresses its deepest sympathies to all those affected by the recent tragedy in Beirut, Lebanon. A nation already suffering through a difficult economic crisis is now moved by this shocking event for which there is a devastating extent of damage – hundreds dead, thousands injured, and hundreds of…
The UWSA is committed to ensuring all groups on campus are fairly represented and to combat the issues with racism and discrimination marginalized groups, including Black and Indigenous groups, face on our campus and beyond. As your student union, we stand in solidarity, with those who oppose racism, and are…
We must continue to support international students during this time. They are arguably the most affected by the lack of opportunity during this public health crisis. The UWSA, Graduate Student Society and Organization of Part-Time Undergraduate Students have released an official statement. Read the full statement below: For viewing on…
The UWSA has been made aware of the ever-growing issues of anti-black discrimination on campus. Specifically, recent media coverage of multiple on-campus incidents have called attention to the importance of heightened sensitivity from the UWindsor administration towards the needs and rights of its black students. It is UWSA’s position that…
