Lily Cho will join Western as its new vice-provost and associate vice-president (international) effective July 1. She is also appointed as professor in the department of English and writing studies within the Faculty of Arts and Humanities. Cho is curre …
English and Writing Studies
Award-winning poet joins Western as new writer-in-residence
January Rogers aims to be ‘incubator’ of new writing talent
War journalist Sally Armstrong says youth bring hope for change
Humanitarian and author will receive honorary doctorate at spring convocation
Western researchers first to map effects of England’s ‘little ice age’
Interactive GIS database chronicles 500-year-old extreme climate events
Western launches new creative arts and production program
Creativity, collaboration, community cornerstones of new BA major
Laughter, love and ‘permanent astonishment’ mark grad’s new memoir
Pianst and playwright Tomson Highway shares stories of his ‘most spectacular’ childhood
Elephantine chant book dates to 1600
Newly acquired volume bears ‘fingerprints of 400 years’ of music history
Short-fiction collection The Pump penned at Western
Sydney Warner Brooman weaves tales of a small town, heartsick humans and carnivorous beavers
Creative writing meets science
Neuroscience and psychology student Ashley Li brings diverse perspective and leadership skills to her role as Student-Writer-in-Residence
Western celebrates top teaching talent
Outstanding faculty members and a team of course designers are being honoured for excellence
Notable Western researchers, scholars, alumni appointed to Orders of Canada and Ontario
A combat surgeon and English professor emeritus are among several Western-connected Canadians to be celebrated with top national and provincial honours.
Words 2020 lives on as virtual festival
Words 2020 – London’s literary and creative arts festival – launched on Nov. 6 and it’s 100-per-cent virtual as the world stays safe amidst the global pandemic.
Writer-in-residence coaches others to find their voices
Western’s writer-in-residence Alicia Elliott writes to bring about change. “I write with the hope my truth will enlighten others about not only my own truth, but their own.”
Award-winning poet joins Western as new writer-in-residence
January Rogers aims to be ‘incubator’ of new writing talent
War journalist Sally Armstrong says youth bring hope for change
Humanitarian and author will receive honorary doctorate at spring convocation
Western researchers first to map effects of England’s ‘little ice age’
Interactive GIS database chronicles 500-year-old extreme climate events
Western launches new creative arts and production program
Creativity, collaboration, community cornerstones of new BA major
Laughter, love and ‘permanent astonishment’ mark grad’s new memoir
Pianst and playwright Tomson Highway shares stories of his ‘most spectacular’ childhood
Elephantine chant book dates to 1600
Newly acquired volume bears ‘fingerprints of 400 years’ of music history
Short-fiction collection The Pump penned at Western
Sydney Warner Brooman weaves tales of a small town, heartsick humans and carnivorous beavers
Creative writing meets science
Neuroscience and psychology student Ashley Li brings diverse perspective and leadership skills to her role as Student-Writer-in-Residence
Western celebrates top teaching talent
Outstanding faculty members and a team of course designers are being honoured for excellence
Notable Western researchers, scholars, alumni appointed to Orders of Canada and Ontario
A combat surgeon and English professor emeritus are among several Western-connected Canadians to be celebrated with top national and provincial honours.
Words 2020 lives on as virtual festival
Words 2020 – London’s literary and creative arts festival – launched on Nov. 6 and it’s 100-per-cent virtual as the world stays safe amidst the global pandemic.
Writer-in-residence coaches others to find their voices
Western’s writer-in-residence Alicia Elliott writes to bring about change. “I write with the hope my truth will enlighten others about not only my own truth, but their own.”