They planted hundreds of native shrubs, chiseled willow branches into spears and shored up the bank of Medway Creek in a widespread naturalization effort on Western’s campus. Students, faculty and community members spent April 25 along the shorelin …
English and Writing Studies
Lily Cho named vice-provost and associate vice-president (international)
First-generation scholar, former Western prof brings commitment to internationalization with a focus on supporting international students
From English essay to EP: Western student Ariana Fig celebrates new release, Maroon
The Indie artist performs at TAP Centre for Creativity this weekend
Mapping the stories of formerly enslaved Black Londoners focus of new research
Interactive website to document histories of individuals who fled slavery in the U.S. and settled in the Forest City
Weldon Library celebrates revitalized look with grand reopening
New two-storey student learning commons, increased seating and family room highlight refreshed space
Page from first book printed in England now housed at Western
Leaf from first edition of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, published on Caxton’s printing press in 1476
Western’s Writer-in-Residence program celebrates 50th anniversary
Canada’s oldest literary residency has hosted famous authors and new voices
Mississauga fire chief among alumni on Most Powerful Women list
Deryn Rizzi one of 12 Western grads recognized by Women’s Executive Network
N’Satung documentary sheds light on Indigenous perspectives on education
Unique collaboration includes arts and humanities faculty, students and alumni
Fulbright student award recipient furthers ‘instapoet’ research at Duke
Tanja Grubnic one of five Western community members selected to Canada-U.S. exchange program, including visiting Killam fellow from Hawaii
English grad bequeaths $10M in scholarships, largest gift ever to Faculty of Arts and Humanities
Bill Hodgins, BA’54, remembered as a man ‘big in stature, with a heart to match’
Grad sets novel in London, at Western
Author Erica McKeen returns to campus Wednesday for creative writers speaker series
Western offers new minor in Black Studies
Open to all students, the courses provide a variety of perspectives on Black history, culture and heritage
Lily Cho named vice-provost and associate vice-president (international)
First-generation scholar, former Western prof brings commitment to internationalization with a focus on supporting international students
From English essay to EP: Western student Ariana Fig celebrates new release, Maroon
The Indie artist performs at TAP Centre for Creativity this weekend
Mapping the stories of formerly enslaved Black Londoners focus of new research
Interactive website to document histories of individuals who fled slavery in the U.S. and settled in the Forest City
Weldon Library celebrates revitalized look with grand reopening
New two-storey student learning commons, increased seating and family room highlight refreshed space
Page from first book printed in England now housed at Western
Leaf from first edition of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, published on Caxton’s printing press in 1476
Western’s Writer-in-Residence program celebrates 50th anniversary
Canada’s oldest literary residency has hosted famous authors and new voices
Mississauga fire chief among alumni on Most Powerful Women list
Deryn Rizzi one of 12 Western grads recognized by Women’s Executive Network
N’Satung documentary sheds light on Indigenous perspectives on education
Unique collaboration includes arts and humanities faculty, students and alumni
Fulbright student award recipient furthers ‘instapoet’ research at Duke
Tanja Grubnic one of five Western community members selected to Canada-U.S. exchange program, including visiting Killam fellow from Hawaii
English grad bequeaths $10M in scholarships, largest gift ever to Faculty of Arts and Humanities
Bill Hodgins, BA’54, remembered as a man ‘big in stature, with a heart to match’
Grad sets novel in London, at Western
Author Erica McKeen returns to campus Wednesday for creative writers speaker series
Western offers new minor in Black Studies
Open to all students, the courses provide a variety of perspectives on Black history, culture and heritage