Bearing the words “Keeping the Flame of Freedom Alive,” Windsor’s Tower of Freedom Underground Railroad Monument honouring the flight of enslaved African Americans to freedom in Canada was created by sculptor Ed Dwight.
This poster by artist Robert Small is the centre of a prize package for winners of quizzes this month on Black history.
Take our quiz on famous individuals in Canadian Black history for a chance to win a poster prize package.
Sandwich First Baptist is the country’s oldest continuously active Black church.
Computer science professor Saeed Samet won Monday’s Black History Month trivia quiz.
Dwania Peele will moderate a panel of UWindsor alumni on Zoom discussing “Black Excellence in the Media,” Thursday, Feb. 10.
This poster by artist Robert Small is the centre of a prize package for winners of quizzes this month on Black history.
Nominations for University of Windsor Alumni Sports Hall of Fame awards are open until Feb. 14.
A plaque honouring pioneering journalists Henry and Mary Bibb graces Sandwich Street.
Rob Janisse, co-ordinator of special projects in alumni relations, makes a deposit at the blood bank.
The University of Windsor Alumni Association will hold a blood donor drive Jan. 24 to 29.
The University of Windsor Alumni Association invites nominations for the Alumni Award for Distinguished Contributions to University Teaching.
A Jan. 13 trivia night presented by the alumni association is open to UWindsor faculty, staff, and students as well as grads.
