Leaders of the Richard Ivey School of Business are currently in India to expand the school’s ties with the region. The goal of the trip – Oct. 24-31 – is to explore partnerships, engage with the academic and business community and to advance Ivey B …
1918 Women win right to vote federally with some exceptions (First
Nations peoples must wait until 1960)
Faculty of Health Sciences professor Tony Vandervoort has won the
prestigious Herbert A. de Vries Research Award for 2010 for
distinguished research in the field of aging.
While Middlesex London Health Unit (MLHU) has definite plans to
offer Pandemic (H1N1) influenza vaccine clinics on campus in the
coming weeks, exact dates, times and locations have yet to be
determined.
The upcoming Artlab exhibit, ‘Song Show,’ explores an exhibition of
eight video artworks, each of which subjects a particular song to a
wild but discerning transformation.
University of Western Ontario Mustangs had many highs and lows last
weekend as a number of teams wrapped up their seasons with clinch
wins and a few disappointing losses.
Reduced city transit service at peak times will continue following
rejection by transit workers of the most recent contract proposal.
Ted Sorensen, best known as President John F. Kennedy’s right-hand
man (special counsel, close adviser and legendary speechwriter)
will be speaking Thursday afternoon (4:30 p.m.) in Room 40 of the
Arthur and Sonia Labatt Health Sciences Building.
An evening of literary and musical practice will be brought to life
Oct. 29 with a performance by three of Canada’s top artists.
Online elections for the Board of Governors will be held this week
for one faculty position (Oct. 29 and 30).
The Western Mustangs men’s and women’s rowing teams won OUA gold
medals on Oct. 24 in St. Catharines, Ont., reclaiming their spot at
the top of the OUA rowing circuit.
Zahra Newby, Reader in Classics and Ancient History at the
University of Warwick in the U.K., will give the 23rd Annual Ion
Ioannides Memorial Lecture on Friday, Oct. 30 at The University of
Western Ontario.
Supreme Court of Canada justice Rosalie Abella, one of Canada’s
foremost experts on human rights law, will deliver the 2009 Koskie
Minsky Lecture in Labour Law this week.
1918 Women win right to vote federally with some exceptions (First
Nations peoples must wait until 1960)
Faculty of Health Sciences professor Tony Vandervoort has won the
prestigious Herbert A. de Vries Research Award for 2010 for
distinguished research in the field of aging.
While Middlesex London Health Unit (MLHU) has definite plans to
offer Pandemic (H1N1) influenza vaccine clinics on campus in the
coming weeks, exact dates, times and locations have yet to be
determined.
The upcoming Artlab exhibit, ‘Song Show,’ explores an exhibition of
eight video artworks, each of which subjects a particular song to a
wild but discerning transformation.
University of Western Ontario Mustangs had many highs and lows last
weekend as a number of teams wrapped up their seasons with clinch
wins and a few disappointing losses.
Reduced city transit service at peak times will continue following
rejection by transit workers of the most recent contract proposal.
Ted Sorensen, best known as President John F. Kennedy’s right-hand
man (special counsel, close adviser and legendary speechwriter)
will be speaking Thursday afternoon (4:30 p.m.) in Room 40 of the
Arthur and Sonia Labatt Health Sciences Building.
An evening of literary and musical practice will be brought to life
Oct. 29 with a performance by three of Canada’s top artists.
Online elections for the Board of Governors will be held this week
for one faculty position (Oct. 29 and 30).
The Western Mustangs men’s and women’s rowing teams won OUA gold
medals on Oct. 24 in St. Catharines, Ont., reclaiming their spot at
the top of the OUA rowing circuit.
Zahra Newby, Reader in Classics and Ancient History at the
University of Warwick in the U.K., will give the 23rd Annual Ion
Ioannides Memorial Lecture on Friday, Oct. 30 at The University of
Western Ontario.
Supreme Court of Canada justice Rosalie Abella, one of Canada’s
foremost experts on human rights law, will deliver the 2009 Koskie
Minsky Lecture in Labour Law this week.