Brescia University College students will be able to purchase local foods once a month at a farmers’ market, beginning Dec. 1, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. in the auditorium foyer in the St. James Building. The market will be hosted monthly during the academic year …
Director of Campus Community Police Service Elgin Austen says
members of Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) – Local 741 have made a
public statement they will not be holding information pickets on
campus.
Western’s United Way campaign has handed out its Early Bird prizes.
This year’s winners are:
How are you getting to and from campus during the bus strike?
Lynne-Marie Postovit of Western’s Department of Anatomy and Cell
Biology has been named Canada’s Premier Young Researcher by the
Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) at an awards ceremony
in Ottawa.
Canada’s lacklustre pace in adopting health innovations and
commercializing new products and processes is costing our health
system, according to organizers of a Richard Ivey School of
Business conference taking place next week.
It’s that time of year when high school students and their families
are ‘shopping’ for post-secondary institutions and flock by the
thousands to university campuses across the province.
The flag will be at half-mast Friday, Nov. 20 until 11 a.m. for
former Book Store at Western employee Betty Touseant, who died Nov.
18.
Former Chair of Radiology Dr. Lewis Stafford Carey died Nov. 10 at
his workplace of almost 20 years, London Health Sciences Centre –
University Hospital.
Personal library goes public
The Indian economy is doing relatively well with a predicted growth
rate of six to seven per cent in 2009, despite the global economic
crisis that has gripped the world’s economy since the middle
of 2008.
For a mere $12,000 U.S., The University of Western Ontario has
become the proud owner of a half a hectare (one acre) of property
in one of the most pristine, archaeologically significant regions
in the world — Puerto Moorin, a coastal area in Peru.
The University of Western Ontario may consider expanding first-year
enrolment of undergraduate students beyond the current frozen level
of 4,350 students.
Director of Campus Community Police Service Elgin Austen says
members of Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) – Local 741 have made a
public statement they will not be holding information pickets on
campus.
Western’s United Way campaign has handed out its Early Bird prizes.
This year’s winners are:
How are you getting to and from campus during the bus strike?
Lynne-Marie Postovit of Western’s Department of Anatomy and Cell
Biology has been named Canada’s Premier Young Researcher by the
Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) at an awards ceremony
in Ottawa.
Canada’s lacklustre pace in adopting health innovations and
commercializing new products and processes is costing our health
system, according to organizers of a Richard Ivey School of
Business conference taking place next week.
It’s that time of year when high school students and their families
are ‘shopping’ for post-secondary institutions and flock by the
thousands to university campuses across the province.
The flag will be at half-mast Friday, Nov. 20 until 11 a.m. for
former Book Store at Western employee Betty Touseant, who died Nov.
18.
Former Chair of Radiology Dr. Lewis Stafford Carey died Nov. 10 at
his workplace of almost 20 years, London Health Sciences Centre –
University Hospital.
Personal library goes public
The Indian economy is doing relatively well with a predicted growth
rate of six to seven per cent in 2009, despite the global economic
crisis that has gripped the world’s economy since the middle
of 2008.
For a mere $12,000 U.S., The University of Western Ontario has
become the proud owner of a half a hectare (one acre) of property
in one of the most pristine, archaeologically significant regions
in the world — Puerto Moorin, a coastal area in Peru.
The University of Western Ontario may consider expanding first-year
enrolment of undergraduate students beyond the current frozen level
of 4,350 students.