By Dawn Van Vlack
Posted April 16, 2026
I have never considered myself a history buff. In fact, I found history painfully boring in high school. It was a struggle just to stay focused, let alone feel engaged enough to participate. Maybe that had something to do with the teacher. Or maybe it was my own lack of attention. Or perhaps I simply saw the subject as irrelevant to my life at the time.
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By Sarah Glassford
Posted October 9, 2024
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By Karleigh Kochaniec
Posted October 27, 2023
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By Sarah Thompson
Written in Spring 2023
Posted August 11, 2025 to coincide with the official launch of the
Queer Life in Windsor and Essex County: A Living History portal
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By Brooke Mayer
Posted July 19, 2023
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By Kawmadie Karunanayake
Posted December 8, 2022
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By Karleigh Kochaniec
Posted May 24, 2022
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By Lily Zitko
Posted May 6, 2022
Tucked away within the University of Windsor's archival vault, ambiguously described, lay a box labelled “Accession No. 1995-063.” Now renamed as “F 0034 (Delos Rogest Davis fonds)” the contents of this box, donated in June of 1990, were largely untouched until early 2022. What are the contents of the box, you ask? Well, they tell the story of one man who made big waves in the legal community of Windsor-Essex and of Canada. Let me share his story with you.
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By Sarah Glassford
Posted April 20, 2022
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