Funké Aladejebi will present “Black Women’s Oral Histories and Contestations in the Great White North,” on Thursday, Oct. 20.
Funké Aladejebi will present “Black Women’s Oral Histories and Contestations in the Great White North,” on Thursday, Oct. 20.
A student internship opportunity will involve researching local Black history for an exhibit at the Amherstburg Freedom Museum.
A student internship opportunity will involve researching local Black history for an exhibit at the Amherstburg Freedom Museum.
History professor Gregg French will participate in a panel discussion on names that commemorate historical figures with controversial legacies, Sept. 22 at Art Windsor-Essex.
Lana Talbot and Irene Moore Davis flank history student Willow Key, whose research is at the heart of a project to tell the story of the McDougall Street Corridor.
The Undergraduate History Conference will showcase student research Friday, March 18.
Stephanie Latty will present “Care as a ‘Text for Living’: Black Feminisms, Violence and Liberation” over Zoom at 1 p.m. Tuesday.
A free public lecture March 15 will explore police violence against Black women and girls in Canada.
Hall of Fame pitcher Fergie Jenkins Jr. narrates a video for the Toronto Blue Jays that draws on the UWindsor project archiving material about the Chatham Coloured All Stars.
How did parish neighbourhoods mapped by the Roman Catholic Church shape the history of Detroit? An urban planning student from the University of Michigan will consider the topic in a lecture Tuesday, Feb. 8.
Education professor Christine Vanderkooy is a featured pianist in the digital concert series being launched today by the Windsor Symphony Orchestra.
Education professor Christine Vanderkooy is a featured pianist in the digital concert series launched today by the Windsor Symphony Orchestra.
History professor Rob Nelson demonstrates preparation of a dish for a collaboration with the Windsor Symphony Orchestra.
