The first day at university can be daunting and sometimes a few creature comforts from home – like a teddy bear – can make it a little more bearable. Playing the guitar helps Blake Fleischacker break the ice with Mind the Gap conference …
Month: April 2010
Annual retirement plan member meetings
All retirement plan members and member spouses are invited to
attend one of the information sessions offered by The University of
Western Ontario Joint Pension Board.
Brescia researchers helping Londoners with prediabetes
A Brescia University College researcher is hoping to encourage
local residents identified with prediabetes to make smart lifestyle
choices and prevent the onset of Type 2 diabetes.
Beynon named acting dean
Professor Carol Beynon will serve as Acting Dean for the Faculty of
Education beginning July 1.
New Canada U.S. Institute unveils cross-border opinion survey
The University of Western Ontario is launching its new Canada U.S.
Institute today in Washington, D.C. with the release of a study
delving into what Canadians and Americans think of each other.
Watermain break fixed
Talbot College and the Don Wright Faculty of Music Building will be
back in business by the end of the workday, following a watermain
break Sunday.
Herbert, Hachinski recognized for leadership
Two of Western’s top health pioneers have been honoured with
Biomedical Science Ambassador Awards by Canadian national charity
Partners In Research (PIR).
Stiller, Burton inducted into Canadian Medical Hall of Fame
University of Western Ontario Professor Emeritus Dr. Calvin Stiller
and Department of Biophysics founder Dr. Alan Burton will be
inducted into The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Tuesday.
Learning from disasters to make structures safer
Devastation from an increasing number of natural disasters around
the world, including recent earthquakes in Chile and Haiti, is
pushing researchers to find innovative ways to make structures
safer in the face of extreme weather events.
Ivey students helping to shape Sarnia’s future
Undergraduate students from the Richard Ivey School of Business
will be on Sarnia’s streets today to put their learning into action
and work on ideas for sustainable community planning.
Watermain break may affect exam schedule
A watermain break on the campus of The University of Western
Ontario, discovered in the early hours of Sunday, is affecting
water supply at Talbot College and the Music Building. Water
pressure in those buildings will be low all day Sunday, and will be
totally shut off for at least six hours on Monday.
Scientists find first biological link between stress, anxiety and depression
Scientists at The University of Western Ontario have discovered the
biological link between stress, anxiety and depression.
UPDATE: Watermain break changes exam locations
SUNDAY, 3 P.M: A watermain break affecting Talbot College and the
Music Building at The University of Western Ontario is making it
necessary to move the location of some exams scheduled for Monday
at Talbot College.
Annual retirement plan member meetings
All retirement plan members and member spouses are invited to
attend one of the information sessions offered by The University of
Western Ontario Joint Pension Board.
Brescia researchers helping Londoners with prediabetes
A Brescia University College researcher is hoping to encourage
local residents identified with prediabetes to make smart lifestyle
choices and prevent the onset of Type 2 diabetes.
Beynon named acting dean
Professor Carol Beynon will serve as Acting Dean for the Faculty of
Education beginning July 1.
New Canada U.S. Institute unveils cross-border opinion survey
The University of Western Ontario is launching its new Canada U.S.
Institute today in Washington, D.C. with the release of a study
delving into what Canadians and Americans think of each other.
Watermain break fixed
Talbot College and the Don Wright Faculty of Music Building will be
back in business by the end of the workday, following a watermain
break Sunday.
Herbert, Hachinski recognized for leadership
Two of Western’s top health pioneers have been honoured with
Biomedical Science Ambassador Awards by Canadian national charity
Partners In Research (PIR).
Stiller, Burton inducted into Canadian Medical Hall of Fame
University of Western Ontario Professor Emeritus Dr. Calvin Stiller
and Department of Biophysics founder Dr. Alan Burton will be
inducted into The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Tuesday.
Learning from disasters to make structures safer
Devastation from an increasing number of natural disasters around
the world, including recent earthquakes in Chile and Haiti, is
pushing researchers to find innovative ways to make structures
safer in the face of extreme weather events.
Ivey students helping to shape Sarnia’s future
Undergraduate students from the Richard Ivey School of Business
will be on Sarnia’s streets today to put their learning into action
and work on ideas for sustainable community planning.
Watermain break may affect exam schedule
A watermain break on the campus of The University of Western
Ontario, discovered in the early hours of Sunday, is affecting
water supply at Talbot College and the Music Building. Water
pressure in those buildings will be low all day Sunday, and will be
totally shut off for at least six hours on Monday.
Scientists find first biological link between stress, anxiety and depression
Scientists at The University of Western Ontario have discovered the
biological link between stress, anxiety and depression.
UPDATE: Watermain break changes exam locations
SUNDAY, 3 P.M: A watermain break affecting Talbot College and the
Music Building at The University of Western Ontario is making it
necessary to move the location of some exams scheduled for Monday
at Talbot College.