Some Twitter users have recently been on the receiving end of efforts to trick them into revealing private information. Mathew Hoy, senior web designer for The University of Western Ontario, is warning Twitter users to be on the lookout for direct mes …
Genetic modification, climate change, land rights, technologies of
war and related concerns are discussed every day in the media. This
is also the subject of many contemporary art pieces.
Surface Science Western Director Leo Lau is pushing a new frontier
for uses of rubber for potential applications in the food and
electronic industry thanks to $1.7 million in provincial funding.
Faculty of Education teacher candidates hit the stage today to
perform the Broadway hit musical, 13.
Gift honours passion for art and university
A proactive approach to safety is keeping campus crime relatively
low, says Campus Community Police Service (CCPS) Director Elgin
Austen.
With snow still on the ground, few students are thinking about how
they will make money during the summer months, or even how to start
a career after graduation.
“I’ve made so many close friends in my time
here.”
A domestic violence prevention and public education initiative
started at The University of Western Ontario is gaining traction
across the province.
February 25, 2010
The Great Hall at The University of Western Ontario will be
transformed into a lively East African Market Mar. 25 as the
university celebrates the successful women-led, micro-enterprise
initiative utilizing probiotic yogurt developed at Western in
response to the HIV/AIDS crisis in Africa.
William E. Clarke, a retired staff member from Physical Plant, died
Jan. 9 at the age of 88. The Ailsa Craig resident had 21 years of
service when he retired in 1987.
Former staff member in the Office of Information Analysis, Jean
Simpson, died Feb. 8 at the age of 83. Simpson had 15 years of
service at the university when she retired in 1985. A private
family service was held for Simpson.
Genetic modification, climate change, land rights, technologies of
war and related concerns are discussed every day in the media. This
is also the subject of many contemporary art pieces.
Surface Science Western Director Leo Lau is pushing a new frontier
for uses of rubber for potential applications in the food and
electronic industry thanks to $1.7 million in provincial funding.
Faculty of Education teacher candidates hit the stage today to
perform the Broadway hit musical, 13.
Gift honours passion for art and university
A proactive approach to safety is keeping campus crime relatively
low, says Campus Community Police Service (CCPS) Director Elgin
Austen.
With snow still on the ground, few students are thinking about how
they will make money during the summer months, or even how to start
a career after graduation.
“I’ve made so many close friends in my time
here.”
A domestic violence prevention and public education initiative
started at The University of Western Ontario is gaining traction
across the province.
February 25, 2010
The Great Hall at The University of Western Ontario will be
transformed into a lively East African Market Mar. 25 as the
university celebrates the successful women-led, micro-enterprise
initiative utilizing probiotic yogurt developed at Western in
response to the HIV/AIDS crisis in Africa.
William E. Clarke, a retired staff member from Physical Plant, died
Jan. 9 at the age of 88. The Ailsa Craig resident had 21 years of
service when he retired in 1987.
Former staff member in the Office of Information Analysis, Jean
Simpson, died Feb. 8 at the age of 83. Simpson had 15 years of
service at the university when she retired in 1985. A private
family service was held for Simpson.