The Claudette MacKay-Lassonde Pavilion, the first LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified building on Western’s campus – and 15th in Ontario – is inching closer to its completion date of September. Once complete, the $22-million, …
Come out for a rare opportunity to hear a unique repertoire of
music performed by the National Youth Orchestra of Canada at The
University of Western Ontario on Thursday, July 23 and Saturday,
July 25.
The roof of the Claudette MacKay-Lassonde Pavilion is taking on a
greenish hue these days as flats of garden plants are assembled to
help the so-called Green building live up to its name.
Engineering professor emeritus Alan Davenport, whose love of flying
and fascination with the wind led to many scientific breakthroughs,
has died at the age of 76 after a long struggle with Parkinson’s
disease.
Student Services at The University of Western Ontario is moving
into its new home in the Student Services Building adjacent to the
University Community Centre (UCC).
University of Western Ontario Mustangs cheerleader Aaron
Charbonneau is heading to Montreal to begin acrobatic training with
Cirque du Soleil.
The Canadian Institutes of Health Research has announced funding
for a three-year project at The University of Western Ontario aimed
at finding ways to prevent adult obesity.
How would you like an opportunity to help thousands of people in
London and the surrounding areas? Western can help make this a
reality.
University of Western Ontario faculties and support units are asked
to create a plan for continuing services with a one-third reduction
in student or staff levels in the event of a pandemic outbreak.
Following a successful test run in the spring, Western News will
add a conference calendar to its regular features beginning in
September.
The flag will be at half-mast Wednesday, July 15 until 10 a.m. for
longtime University of Western Ontario associate and Western
Mustangs Athletics supporter Bob Gage, who died July 12.
Whether you are in London visiting family or friends, attending a
conference, or studying through the summer, why not stay at The
University of Western Ontario.
The London sports community has lost a great friend with the death
of journalist Bob Gage, who covered the Western Mustangs teams
throughout his 33-year career with The London Free Press.
Come out for a rare opportunity to hear a unique repertoire of
music performed by the National Youth Orchestra of Canada at The
University of Western Ontario on Thursday, July 23 and Saturday,
July 25.
The roof of the Claudette MacKay-Lassonde Pavilion is taking on a
greenish hue these days as flats of garden plants are assembled to
help the so-called Green building live up to its name.
Engineering professor emeritus Alan Davenport, whose love of flying
and fascination with the wind led to many scientific breakthroughs,
has died at the age of 76 after a long struggle with Parkinson’s
disease.
Student Services at The University of Western Ontario is moving
into its new home in the Student Services Building adjacent to the
University Community Centre (UCC).
University of Western Ontario Mustangs cheerleader Aaron
Charbonneau is heading to Montreal to begin acrobatic training with
Cirque du Soleil.
The Canadian Institutes of Health Research has announced funding
for a three-year project at The University of Western Ontario aimed
at finding ways to prevent adult obesity.
How would you like an opportunity to help thousands of people in
London and the surrounding areas? Western can help make this a
reality.
University of Western Ontario faculties and support units are asked
to create a plan for continuing services with a one-third reduction
in student or staff levels in the event of a pandemic outbreak.
Following a successful test run in the spring, Western News will
add a conference calendar to its regular features beginning in
September.
The flag will be at half-mast Wednesday, July 15 until 10 a.m. for
longtime University of Western Ontario associate and Western
Mustangs Athletics supporter Bob Gage, who died July 12.
Whether you are in London visiting family or friends, attending a
conference, or studying through the summer, why not stay at The
University of Western Ontario.
The London sports community has lost a great friend with the death
of journalist Bob Gage, who covered the Western Mustangs teams
throughout his 33-year career with The London Free Press.