The University of Western Ontario’s brand new Western Student Recreation Centre officially opened today with a celebration and the unveiling of a commemorative tribute to the students who made the centre possible. The $35.7 million facility opened its d …
In a bold venture uniting scientists who study space with engineers
who design space systems and robotics, The University of Western
Ontario is launching the Centre for Planetary Science and
Exploration (CPSX) and the Canadian Lunar Research Network (CLRN).
A new study of Ontario wind power by Richard Ivey School of
Business researchers Guy Holburn and Charles Morand suggests the
provincial government should enact bold legislation on renewable
energy, with long-term capacity targets, to attract cautious
investors.
Western Sociology professor Anton Allahar’s lecture, part of the
Top 10 for TVO’s Big Ideas Best Lecturer Competition, is scheduled
to air this Sunday (Mar. 1) at 4 p.m. on TVO (Channel 2 in London).
The University of Western Ontario Alumni Association is launching a
new initiative to celebrate the historic roots of the university.
From the Mustangs football team making a run at the Vanier cup and
the men’s squash team earning its 26th consecutive provincial title
to basketball phenomenon Amanda Anderson capturing Western’s
all-time scoring record, it has been a banner year for University
of Western Ontario athletes.
The South Asian Medical Students’ Association is hosting the second
annual South Asian Health Symposium on March 8.
The flag will be at half-mast Wednesday, Feb. 25 until 11 a.m. for
former Physical Plant employee Dorna Davies, who retired in 1986
with 13 years of service.
The University of Western Ontario Mustangs football team will host
the 2009 East-West Bowl on May 9 at TD Waterhouse Stadium.
It’s playoff season for many University of Western Ontario Mustang
teams and they all have their sights set on a championship.
The Western Mustangs women’s volleyball team defeated the Toronto
Varsity Blues 3-2 in the OUA Bronze medal match at York University,
Feb. 21.
Revisit Altamont in 1969, the famous free concert that not only
brought The Rolling Stones and 300,000 of their closest friends to
northern California, but also the death of the hippie generation.
Jennifer Mills, Community Educator for Partners in Caring – A
Community Response to Refugee Trauma at the London Cross Cultural
Learner Centre, will be the special guest lecturer at The
University of Western Ontario on Thursday, Feb. 26.
In a bold venture uniting scientists who study space with engineers
who design space systems and robotics, The University of Western
Ontario is launching the Centre for Planetary Science and
Exploration (CPSX) and the Canadian Lunar Research Network (CLRN).
A new study of Ontario wind power by Richard Ivey School of
Business researchers Guy Holburn and Charles Morand suggests the
provincial government should enact bold legislation on renewable
energy, with long-term capacity targets, to attract cautious
investors.
Western Sociology professor Anton Allahar’s lecture, part of the
Top 10 for TVO’s Big Ideas Best Lecturer Competition, is scheduled
to air this Sunday (Mar. 1) at 4 p.m. on TVO (Channel 2 in London).
The University of Western Ontario Alumni Association is launching a
new initiative to celebrate the historic roots of the university.
From the Mustangs football team making a run at the Vanier cup and
the men’s squash team earning its 26th consecutive provincial title
to basketball phenomenon Amanda Anderson capturing Western’s
all-time scoring record, it has been a banner year for University
of Western Ontario athletes.
The South Asian Medical Students’ Association is hosting the second
annual South Asian Health Symposium on March 8.
The flag will be at half-mast Wednesday, Feb. 25 until 11 a.m. for
former Physical Plant employee Dorna Davies, who retired in 1986
with 13 years of service.
The University of Western Ontario Mustangs football team will host
the 2009 East-West Bowl on May 9 at TD Waterhouse Stadium.
It’s playoff season for many University of Western Ontario Mustang
teams and they all have their sights set on a championship.
The Western Mustangs women’s volleyball team defeated the Toronto
Varsity Blues 3-2 in the OUA Bronze medal match at York University,
Feb. 21.
Revisit Altamont in 1969, the famous free concert that not only
brought The Rolling Stones and 300,000 of their closest friends to
northern California, but also the death of the hippie generation.
Jennifer Mills, Community Educator for Partners in Caring – A
Community Response to Refugee Trauma at the London Cross Cultural
Learner Centre, will be the special guest lecturer at The
University of Western Ontario on Thursday, Feb. 26.