A new report by the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada and the Richard Ivey School of Business at The University of Western Ontario shows today’s Canadian companies can learn from how foreign investors in Asia weathered a similar crisis in 1997. Then, a …
Month: August 2009
Campus recreation keeps students active
It’s one of Canada’s largest recreation facilities –
and it belongs to Western.
Keeping a healthy mind and body
Exam dates and the Mustangs’ football scores aren’t the
only things to keep tabs on at Western.
Campus police prepared for emergency situations
Two residence rooms at Western went up in flames last September
– and campus police did nothing to stop it.
Getting the most out of your graduate degree
In order to become productive scholars and land a job in their
field, graduate students need to be able to present their research
findings clearly, network with scholars at conferences, and answer
questions effectively at academic job interviews.
Keeping students safe and#8211; off campus
Last fall in London, when a man entered women’s bedrooms and
watched them sleep, the Western off-campus community went on alert.
H1N1 flu: Prevention is the key
Getting prepared for the new school year may include more than
buying books and sharpening pencils.
SOGS opens doors to graduate students
In an age when Facebook study groups and PowerPoint lectures are an
accepted part of studying at university, there are still students
fighting to integrate more technology on campus.
One-stop shopping for student services
For the first time at Western, all student services are under the
same roof.
Creating the perfect home away from home
University is about more than just picking multiple choice test
answers.
Student Development Centre offers helping hand
About 20 years ago, disability services at Western drew a small
clientele.
Don’t make me yawn
How many times has it happened to you? You see someone yawn and
next thing you know you’re doing it, too. Now, apparently, simply
hearing someone yawn may be enough for you to start.
Future doctors don white coats
One after the other – with proud family and friends snapping photos
– 159 first-year medical students took part in the annual White
Coat ceremony to signify the beginning of their medical careers.
Campus recreation keeps students active
It’s one of Canada’s largest recreation facilities –
and it belongs to Western.
Keeping a healthy mind and body
Exam dates and the Mustangs’ football scores aren’t the
only things to keep tabs on at Western.
Campus police prepared for emergency situations
Two residence rooms at Western went up in flames last September
– and campus police did nothing to stop it.
Getting the most out of your graduate degree
In order to become productive scholars and land a job in their
field, graduate students need to be able to present their research
findings clearly, network with scholars at conferences, and answer
questions effectively at academic job interviews.
Keeping students safe and#8211; off campus
Last fall in London, when a man entered women’s bedrooms and
watched them sleep, the Western off-campus community went on alert.
H1N1 flu: Prevention is the key
Getting prepared for the new school year may include more than
buying books and sharpening pencils.
SOGS opens doors to graduate students
In an age when Facebook study groups and PowerPoint lectures are an
accepted part of studying at university, there are still students
fighting to integrate more technology on campus.
One-stop shopping for student services
For the first time at Western, all student services are under the
same roof.
Creating the perfect home away from home
University is about more than just picking multiple choice test
answers.
Student Development Centre offers helping hand
About 20 years ago, disability services at Western drew a small
clientele.
Don’t make me yawn
How many times has it happened to you? You see someone yawn and
next thing you know you’re doing it, too. Now, apparently, simply
hearing someone yawn may be enough for you to start.
Future doctors don white coats
One after the other – with proud family and friends snapping photos
– 159 first-year medical students took part in the annual White
Coat ceremony to signify the beginning of their medical careers.