The Ontario Confederation of University Faculty Associations (OCUFA) will honour University of Western Ontario professor Rebecca Coulter for her contribution to academic women’s equality at an awards dinner in Toronto on Saturday. Coulter will be the fir …
Given the competitive environment for undergraduate students
preparing for a professional or graduate school, finding a way to
stand out is important.
Robert J. Farlinger, a retired staff member from Thompson Arena,
died Sept. 16 at the age of 72. Farlinger had 30 years of service
at the time of his retirement in February 1999.
Julia O’Sullivan welcomed the start of the school year with
news that children who don’t read well by the end of Grade 3
are at risk of dropping out or failing to graduate high school.
Western rolls out its VoIP911 location application this weekend,
allowing each VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) telephone so far
installed in 16 campus buildings to be uniquely identified during a
potential emergency.
September 24, 2009
Just because The University of Western Ontario isn’t on the ocean
doesn’t mean it isn’t a popular destination for young surfers.
A new dance craze is in town hoping to shake up approaches to
treatment therapies for women with postpartum mood disorders.
The heart is one of the most cherished organs in the body.
All women on campus are invited to attend today’s fall
general meeting of Western’s Caucus on Women’s Issues’.
Resting on your laurels just won’t cut it in the current economy.
From the Western News archives of Sept. 23, 1982
In the Western News of June 18, I suggested that it would be
desirable to move towards a car-free campus (Butterflies, not
cars).
Given the competitive environment for undergraduate students
preparing for a professional or graduate school, finding a way to
stand out is important.
Robert J. Farlinger, a retired staff member from Thompson Arena,
died Sept. 16 at the age of 72. Farlinger had 30 years of service
at the time of his retirement in February 1999.
Julia O’Sullivan welcomed the start of the school year with
news that children who don’t read well by the end of Grade 3
are at risk of dropping out or failing to graduate high school.
Western rolls out its VoIP911 location application this weekend,
allowing each VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) telephone so far
installed in 16 campus buildings to be uniquely identified during a
potential emergency.
September 24, 2009
Just because The University of Western Ontario isn’t on the ocean
doesn’t mean it isn’t a popular destination for young surfers.
A new dance craze is in town hoping to shake up approaches to
treatment therapies for women with postpartum mood disorders.
The heart is one of the most cherished organs in the body.
All women on campus are invited to attend today’s fall
general meeting of Western’s Caucus on Women’s Issues’.
Resting on your laurels just won’t cut it in the current economy.
From the Western News archives of Sept. 23, 1982
In the Western News of June 18, I suggested that it would be
desirable to move towards a car-free campus (Butterflies, not
cars).