The all-star edition of London Reads comes to an end Wednesday, April 1 with a debate that looks closely at each title read throughout the year. The lineup of books includes Wonderfull, The Lost Highway, Gratitude, Exit Lines, and The Book of Negroes. …
The Centre for Abrahamic Religions, a new initiative at Huron
University College, will hold its inaugural lecture on Tuesday
(March 31) at 4 p.m. in the Kingsmill Room.
The University of Western Ontario’s Physical Plant is encouraging
the campus community to participate in Earth Hour, by safely
reducing as much energy as possible for an hour on Saturday, March
28 at 8:30 p.m.
Wine, women and love seem an apt text to celebrate the Don Wright
Faculty of Music’s 40th anniversary.
CBC listeners will recognize his voice. Concert audiences will also
recognize his works. T. Patrick Carrabre’s The Dark Reaches has
been nominated for a Juno in the classical composition category.
It wasn’t the bright lights of Broadway that attracted Western
graduate student Lucy-Ana Gaston to New York City for a week. It
wasn’t even the shopping and sightseeing. The violinist traveled to
the Big Apple to sit in a darkened Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Centre
to hear the Vienna Philharmonic and London Philharmonic orchestras
rehearse.
Renowned for his capacity to present ideas with confidence and
authority, Western sociology professor Anton Allahar’s shot at
being crowned Ontario’s Best Lecturer is now in the hands of the
voters.
The University of Western Ontario is grateful post-secondary
education remains a high priority for the McGuinty government, even
in these times of severe economic uncertainty. The 2009 provincial
budget was released earlier today by Finance Minister Dwight
Duncan.
The University of Western Ontario is grateful post-secondary
education remains a high priority for the McGuinty government, even
in these times of severe economic uncertainty, says president Paul
Davenport.
The federal government wants Canadians to compete more vigorously
in the international commercialization of health products and
processes.
As the International Centre for Olympic Studies (ICOS) celebrates
its 20th anniversary, a surprise birthday present came knocking
last week in the form of a photograph.
A town hall meeting to discuss the university budget has been set
for March 30.
The process for determining University of Western Ontario honorary
degree recipients was called into question last week during a
Senate meeting.
The Centre for Abrahamic Religions, a new initiative at Huron
University College, will hold its inaugural lecture on Tuesday
(March 31) at 4 p.m. in the Kingsmill Room.
The University of Western Ontario’s Physical Plant is encouraging
the campus community to participate in Earth Hour, by safely
reducing as much energy as possible for an hour on Saturday, March
28 at 8:30 p.m.
Wine, women and love seem an apt text to celebrate the Don Wright
Faculty of Music’s 40th anniversary.
CBC listeners will recognize his voice. Concert audiences will also
recognize his works. T. Patrick Carrabre’s The Dark Reaches has
been nominated for a Juno in the classical composition category.
It wasn’t the bright lights of Broadway that attracted Western
graduate student Lucy-Ana Gaston to New York City for a week. It
wasn’t even the shopping and sightseeing. The violinist traveled to
the Big Apple to sit in a darkened Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Centre
to hear the Vienna Philharmonic and London Philharmonic orchestras
rehearse.
Renowned for his capacity to present ideas with confidence and
authority, Western sociology professor Anton Allahar’s shot at
being crowned Ontario’s Best Lecturer is now in the hands of the
voters.
The University of Western Ontario is grateful post-secondary
education remains a high priority for the McGuinty government, even
in these times of severe economic uncertainty. The 2009 provincial
budget was released earlier today by Finance Minister Dwight
Duncan.
The University of Western Ontario is grateful post-secondary
education remains a high priority for the McGuinty government, even
in these times of severe economic uncertainty, says president Paul
Davenport.
The federal government wants Canadians to compete more vigorously
in the international commercialization of health products and
processes.
As the International Centre for Olympic Studies (ICOS) celebrates
its 20th anniversary, a surprise birthday present came knocking
last week in the form of a photograph.
A town hall meeting to discuss the university budget has been set
for March 30.
The process for determining University of Western Ontario honorary
degree recipients was called into question last week during a
Senate meeting.