The University of Windsor has officially named a campus walkway after the late athletics director Dr. Richard Moriarty. The newly unveiled 'Moriarty Way' is located outside the Toldo Lancer Centre, a central hub for athletic activities on campus.
Family members of Dr. Moriarity, along with university officials, gathered on April 22, 2026, to mark the occasion. A sign bearing the walkway's new name was revealed during the ceremony, which celebrated Moriarty's contributions to the university's athletic programs and his lasting impact on the community.
Dr. Richard Moriarty served as the University of Windsor's athletics director for many years, overseeing significant growth and development in sports facilities and programs. His dedication to student-athletes and his visionary leadership left an indelible mark on the institution.
The walkway naming is a tribute to his legacy, ensuring that future generations will remember his commitment to excellence in athletics and education. The event was covered by Rusty Thomson of AM800 News, who captured the moment when the sign was unveiled.
This recognition comes as part of the university's ongoing efforts to honor individuals who have made substantial contributions to campus life. Moriarty Way will serve as a constant reminder of his passion for sports and his role in shaping the university's athletic identity.
