This collection showcases unique University of Windsor publications that have been digitized and made available online for the first time.
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Assumption College High School 1932-33
Assumption College High School
This booklet deals only with the High School Department of Assumption College. For information regarding the College of Arts and Sciences, address the Registrar.
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Basilides
Assumption College
The Basilides, the Assumption College diamond jubilee publication of 1930, seeks to convey through its pages the progress of Alma Mater and the accomplishments of her students, past and present. May this book reflect the supreme sacrifice and undaunted zeal of the Basilians. Out of their early trials and later struggles has arisen a greater Assumption, enhanced today by a background of splendid and glorious traditions.
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Biology: New Facilities at University of Windsor
University of Windsor
The new, non-denominational University of Windsor, launched in 1963, began with a campus, physical plant and traditions dating back to the establishment of Assumption College (later Assumption University) in 1857, and based upon the pioneering work of the Basilian Fathers since 1870.
The New Biology Building at the University of Windsor, occupied early in 1966, provided the most modern laboratory facilities and equipment available. Faculty members planned the building over a two-year period, with special consideration for the inter-relationship of teaching and research. The result was a building in which research areas, labs and seminar rooms are strategically located to facilitate close contact between professors and students in their exploration of the frontiers of Biology.
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Dionysian: Year Book of Assumption College
Assumption College
The Dionysian is the year book of Assumption College volume 1 from 1915. This book includes information on the history of Assumption College and an introduction by Archbishop O'Connor.
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Golden Jubilee Assumption College
Assumption College
The prime essential of a Jubilee Volume is that it be truly reminiscent of the past; not in a general way, but in the actual revival of facts that lie in the remote cabinets of memory and need but the touch of some associated suggestion to open them to the full light of recollection. It is not necessary that the incidents of the past be depicted in accurate detail, but merely that some passing allusion suggest to the mind the path to complete remembrance. "Forsan et haec olim meminisse juvabit.” So said Aeneas, by way of encouraging his companions, and who has not found how eternally true are his words? How inexpressibly dear to us these early days remain, but they must be given back, all bright and blooming, in a steady, cheerful light, as if they happened but yesterday. If this volume proves an Open Sesame to the past, the highest aim of the editors will have been achieved. They have had in view the former students of the College, whose memories will evoke their delightful stores of recollections, and enable them to live over again the scenes, of which each one may say,"Magna pars fui."
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Odette School of Business, University of Windsor, 2003-2004 Yearbook
Odette School of Business, University of Windsor
Year book of the graduating class, Spring Convocation, 2004.
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President's Report: An Historical Review of the University of Windsor, 1972-1978
J. F. Leddy
University of Windsor president's report on enrollment, the library, degrees granted, and finances for 1972-1978.
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St. Denis Hall 1890-1981: A Tribute
University of Windsor and University of Windsor, Student Administrative Council
The students, faculty, alumni and staff of the University of Windsor and citizens of the City of Windsor will be witnessing in the next six months the closing of one of Windsor's most historical sports centre and the opening of the new multi-purpose complex built by the same people who used St. Denis Hall.
We at the Students' Administrative Council felt it to be imperative that a brochure be published representing the activities: sports, Cultural and educational that has taken place over the some odd 80 years of existence.
