Girls in Jammu and Kashmir have lower literacy rates, less likely to be enrolled in school
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Youth explore aircraft, meet female industry pros at Great Lakes Aviators Canada event
Youth explore aircraft, meet female industry pros at Great Lakes Aviators Canada event
by Keri Ferguson | April 15, 2026 | Campus & Community, Front Vertical, Headline 4 | 0 Comments
University one of only five London organizations to make the list
Girls in Jammu and Kashmir have lower literacy rates, less likely to be enrolled in school
COU’s Artificial Intelligence Task Force, co-led by chief AI officer Mark Daley, highlights universities’ role in AI-enabled society
Audiology, neuroscience research at Western improves hearing health across the lifespan
Friendly competition, inclusion celebrated at Canada’s largest multi-sport games for people with intellectual disabilities
Apr 15, 2026
University one of only five London organizations to make the list
Jun 2, 2026
Girls in Jammu and Kashmir have lower literacy rates, less likely to be enrolled in school
Jun 1, 2026
Audiology, neuroscience research at Western improves hearing health across the lifespan
May 29, 2026
COU’s Artificial Intelligence Task Force, co-led by chief AI officer Mark Daley, highlights universities’ role in AI-enabled society
May 29, 2026
Friendly competition, inclusion celebrated at Canada’s largest multi-sport games for people with intellectual disabilities
Campus & Community, Featured 1, Headline 4
Distributed Storage and Compute Grid boosts AI research capacity and keeps data in Canada
Expert Commentary, Featured 2, Headline 3, Other Author
Negative consumer reaction to expanded tipping shows context is everything
Featured 3, Headline 2, Other Author, Research
Collaborative research advances new therapies and technologies
Campus & Community, Featured 4, Headline 4
Frank and Janice Lochan support new chair in neuroimaging research to improve future treatment of neurodegenerative disease
The largest fundraising and alumni engagement campaign in Western’s history is harnessing the talent, imagination and resources of our global community to build a better future for Canada and the world.
Western continues to promote sustainable practices and research while preserving the significant ecological diversity of its campus.
National recognition highlights people and projects driving Western’s commitment to sustainability
National recognition highlights people and projects driving Western’s commitment to sustainability
Latifeh Ahmadi discovers how Greek yogurt by-product could make for less waste, better taste