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The Leddy Library will display an artwork for Treaties Recognition Week.
The Leddy Library will display an artwork for Treaties Recognition Week.
Students and faculty members from Windsor Law have organized activities in support of the “1492 Land Back Lane Land Defenders.”
The Argumentation, Objectivity and Bias conference will bring 150 of the world’s top experts in philosophy, rhetoric and communication to campus.
Dozens of people turned out February 14 for an art event co-hosted by the Aboriginal Education Centre—and a chance to get creative themselves.
Artist Alex McKay and UWindsor photographer Tory James brought their 12-foot sculpture Treaty Canoe to St. Paul’s United Church. The project is constructed like a birch bark canoe, but made up of paper covered with handwritten text.
Alex McKay’s sculpture “Treaty Canoe” is one of the featured works in an exhibition opening this weekend at the Art Gallery of Windsor.