This poster by artist Robert Small is the prize for winners of quizzes this month on Black history.
Engineering student Saad Ahmed Salim won Tuesday’s Black History Month quiz and its prize of a poster by alumnus Robert Small.
A prize package of posters by artist Robert Small and a copy of the Inspirational Women Trivia Game will go to Giselle Aiabens, the winner of a quiz contest celebrating International Women’s Day.
A prize package of posters by artist Robert Small and a copy of the Inspirational Women Trivia Game awaits the winner of a quiz contest celebrating International Women's Day.
Take our quiz on women’s history for a chance to win a prize package.
A downtown park honours talented athlete Fred Thomas.
Heather Holmes won Monday’s true-or-false quiz on Black history.
Heather Holmes divined the truth of Monday’s Black history quiz to win.
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.
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.
A plaque honouring pioneering journalists Henry and Mary Bibb graces Sandwich Street.
UWindsor alumnus Robert Small is a Toronto artist and creator of the annual Legacy Poster which celebrates the achievements of African-Canadians and other prominent Black people around the world.
Artist Robert Small, creator of the annual Legacy Poster, has been named to the Order of Canada.
