Move-In Day & Parking Info
- Sunday, August 31st (Residence Move In Day): Students should first arrive to the Ed Lumley Centre for Engineering Innovation Parking Lot to pick up their keys. They can park in any available marked University of Windsor parking lots.
- September 1-3: Free Welcome Week parking is reserved in Bridge Lot A.
- Move-In Day: Residence students are to arrive at the E.D. Lumley Centre for Engineering Innovation (CEI) Parking lot to pick up their keys between 9:00AM and 4:00PM.
Battle Of The Faculties
The inter-faculty rivalry has students form teams from within each major of study, earning points for participation and success in a series of events and challenges! Faculties include…
- Nursing
- Business
- Engineering
- Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
- Science
- Human Kinetics
The winners will have a chance to crown their faculty the greatest, as well as receiving the Lancer Shield and a commemorative plaque that will be hung up in a place of prominence on campus. Also the winning team will win awesome prizes and achieve UWindsor immortality. Events eligible for earning points towards winning the Battle of the Faculties!
Check out the contest rules and prizes document below to see what prizes are up for grabs and how to win them!

Have You Asked?
Consent, respect, and healthy boundaries matter everywhere on campus.
Whether you’re meeting new friends, attending events, or just hanging out, it’s important to remember that every relationship and interaction starts with respect. Asking for consent—before you take a photo, before you share a story, before anything physical—shows care for the people around you and sets the foundation for a safer, more welcoming campus.Consent isn’t a one-time thing. It’s an ongoing conversation.
Everyone deserves to set their own boundaries, and everyone deserves to have them respected. No exceptions.
If you’re not sure, ask.
If you feel unsure about your own boundaries, you have the right to take your time and say so.
And if you ever need support, there are people here to help.
Learn more about consent, communication, and support at UWindsor’s Have You Asked? page.