The University of Western Ontario has acquired what is believed to be the largest and most valuable collection of comic books ever donated to a Canadian university. Local collector and former Huron University College professor, Eddy Smet, is in the proc …
The Centre for Catholic-Jewish Learning (CCJL) is planning events
in honour of Holocaust Education Week between November 1-10 at
King’s University College.
Public transit users should expect longer delays, crowded buses and
extended travel time beginning Monday, Nov. 2 due to a further
withdrawal of services by drivers.
The University of Western Ontario and its librarians and archivists
have reached a tentative agreement.
City of London municipal bylaw enforcement officers and parking
enforcement officers are blitzing schools, malls and other
locations today to raise awareness of a toughened Idling Control
By-Law.
Online elections for the Board of Governors will be held this week
for one faculty position (Oct. 29 and 30).
Fifty-five university librarians and archivists represented by the
University of Western Ontario Faculty Association will be in a
legal strike position this weekend.
The flag will be at half-mast Friday, Oct. 30 until 1 p.m. for
former Faculty of Arts and Humanities staff member Maxine Abrams,
who died on Oct. 24.
A student senator at The University of Western Ontario is creating
a fuss on the bus – and that’s a good thing.
Walpole Island is nestled at the heart of the Great Lakes,
surrounded by natural resources and a breathtaking landscape that
supports the indigenous population.
A new high-speed network to handle large blocks of research data
flowing at high rates – up to 10 terabytes per day – from
synchrotrons in Canada and the U.S. is the latest project at
Western’s SHARCNET (Shared Hierarchical Academic Research
Computing Network).
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