Students in the first-year Environmental Issues course have been working on environmental investigations and projects that explore timely issues and technologies, and will share their findings at an Environmental Exposition, Thursday (April 1), 9:30 a.m. t …
It may seem like a David and Goliath fight.
The McIntosh Gallery is looking for a clue to unravel the mystery
of a recovered banner stolen in the 1970s and recently returned to
campus.
From medieval literature to modern medicine, Western’s
Distinguished University Professorship Award winners join a
first-class group of faculty members recognized for outstanding
scholarly careers.
To show support for the worldwide Earth Hour initiative, Western’s
Physical Plant Division is asking the university community to turn
off non-essential lighting and electronics on March 27 at 8:30 p.m.
Western is going dark for one hour to demonstrate the power of that
individual actions.
The Honourable Justice Murray Sinclair visited Western this week to
share professional and personal accounts of his work as chairperson
of the Indian Residential Schools Truth and Reconciliation
Commission (TRC).
Canada’s 21st Prime Minister Paul Martin and former National Chief
of the Assembly of First Nations Phil Fontaine are among those set
to receive The University of Western Ontario’s highest honour
during the 295th Convocation in June.
In November 2009 Western News published an article on the Daily
News website titled “Gaining a better picture of lung
disease.”
Physical Plant & Capital Planning Services is expanding
services in the lock shop to include a variety of safe box
services.
Ambassadors of Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda and Zambia are set to visit
The University of Western Ontario this week to learn more about the
university’s groundbreaking Western Heads East initiative.
Through an initiative to meet new accessibility standards under the
Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), new
practices for communicating service disruptions at the university
are being introduced.
The gods really are crazy – or maybe they just have spring fever.
Imagine Desperate Housewives meets Ovid’s Metamorphosis – a
rollicking bedroom comedy where the Roman gods confront infidelity,
sibling rivalry, homosexuality and yoga.
A new study at The University of Western Ontario finds the sauces
you use when firing up the barbecue this summer may provide
unforeseen health benefits.
It may seem like a David and Goliath fight.
The McIntosh Gallery is looking for a clue to unravel the mystery
of a recovered banner stolen in the 1970s and recently returned to
campus.
From medieval literature to modern medicine, Western’s
Distinguished University Professorship Award winners join a
first-class group of faculty members recognized for outstanding
scholarly careers.
To show support for the worldwide Earth Hour initiative, Western’s
Physical Plant Division is asking the university community to turn
off non-essential lighting and electronics on March 27 at 8:30 p.m.
Western is going dark for one hour to demonstrate the power of that
individual actions.
The Honourable Justice Murray Sinclair visited Western this week to
share professional and personal accounts of his work as chairperson
of the Indian Residential Schools Truth and Reconciliation
Commission (TRC).
Canada’s 21st Prime Minister Paul Martin and former National Chief
of the Assembly of First Nations Phil Fontaine are among those set
to receive The University of Western Ontario’s highest honour
during the 295th Convocation in June.
In November 2009 Western News published an article on the Daily
News website titled “Gaining a better picture of lung
disease.”
Physical Plant & Capital Planning Services is expanding
services in the lock shop to include a variety of safe box
services.
Ambassadors of Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda and Zambia are set to visit
The University of Western Ontario this week to learn more about the
university’s groundbreaking Western Heads East initiative.
Through an initiative to meet new accessibility standards under the
Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), new
practices for communicating service disruptions at the university
are being introduced.
The gods really are crazy – or maybe they just have spring fever.
Imagine Desperate Housewives meets Ovid’s Metamorphosis – a
rollicking bedroom comedy where the Roman gods confront infidelity,
sibling rivalry, homosexuality and yoga.
A new study at The University of Western Ontario finds the sauces
you use when firing up the barbecue this summer may provide
unforeseen health benefits.