The flag will be at half-mast Thursday, Dec. 3 until 1 p.m. for former employee of The Book Store, Helen Lutes, who died Nov. 28. Lutes retired from Western in 1981 with 17 years of service. Visitation service for Lutes, 93, will be held at A. Milla …
Huron University College is seeking assistance in reaching former
students, former applicants to Huron, or former residents in
Huron’s dormitories whose personal information may have been
accessed during a computer server security breach.
The nerves, the fear, the ego – they’re all tested in music
performance. When you add a competition for cash to the mix, you up
the ante significantly.
Top academics and professionals from the world of nutrition and
exercise will be at The University of Western Ontario Saturday,
March 21, for the third Annual Exercise Nutrition Symposium, hosted
by Mustangs women’s softball program.
The University of Western Ontario has appointed Andrew N. Hrymak to
a five-year term as dean of the Faculty of Engineering beginning
July 1.
John Snake dreamed about completing graduate studies in a First
Nations community, but he never thought it would happen in his
lifetime.
John MacDonald, new Director of Robarts Research Institute, will be
formally introduced to key politicians and businesspeople in
Toronto at a luncheon held at the MaRS Discovery District on March
17.
University of Western Ontario students turned out in record numbers
to renew their support for the tuition-based bus pass program.
Have you heard the one about the sopranos?
United Way of London & Middlesex today announced that Ruth
Young, a member of Western’s Senate, would return to the non-profit
organization as interim CEO following the resignation of Bob Adams.
Rick Telfer has been named the 2009-10 president of the Society of
Graduate Students, beating candidate Sarah Detombe by nearly 100
votes.
Mustangs goalie Brad Topping turned away 30 shots to help Western’s
men’s hockey team beat the McGill Redmen 2-1 to win the Queen’s Cup
at Thompson Arena on Saturday night.
The Western Mustangs men’s basketball team had their hearts broken
on a last second shot, giving the Carleton Ravens a 66-65 win in
CIS semifinal action at Ottawa’s Scotiabank Place Saturday night.