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Old Fourah Bay College Building: Mirroring the evolution of Freetown

By Madilyn DeVito, Cleveland State University & Kathy Curnow
The building that produced West Africa's Victorian-era graduates is being lost to Nature

Al-Qarawiyyin: University, Library, and Mosque in One

By Tatiana Fry, Cleveland State University & Kathy Curnow
The university became popular early in Al-Qarawiyyin’s history. Students sat at the feet of the scholar, answering questions about texts. Famous alumni include 13th/14th-century theologian Ibn al-Haj…

Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria: Architectural Complexities in a Tropical Climate

By Karolina Bazylinska, Cleveland State University & Kathy Curnow
The University took possession of an estimated 13,000 acres of land north of the city center on Ibadan road, although less than half of the land is in active use. Renamed Obafemi Awolowo University…

St. Matthew's Cathedral, Benin CIty: Oldest surviving church in Benin City

By Kathy Curnow
This prominently located colonial church stands near the ancient market site of Ekiokpagha, where Oba Ewedo faced off against Benin City's republican indigenes centuries ago.

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