When Edward Eastaugh prepared himself for the more than 4,000 kilometre trek to the Arctic last week, he never imagined it would take longer to get there than to uncover the buried archeological treasures he sought. “I’ve never been on a project where …
The Museum of Ontario Archaeology, an affiliate of The University
of Western Ontario, is letting the public be an archaeologist for a
day.
Brescia University College celebrated the success of its inaugural
Girls LEAD International Day Camp last week at Ursuline Convent
School in Bridgetown, Barbados, where the camp ran for two weeks.
The Western Student Recreation Centre pool is set to re-open at
6:15 a.m. on Monday (July 26), following a water clarity concern
that has since been resolved following grid repair within the
filtration system.
Coming up on its 30th anniversary, Western’s 94.9 CHRW launched
some new hardware this week that will save them some green – both
financially and environmentally.
Currently wrapping up his Master’s in Environmental Sustainability
at The University of Western Ontario, Jason Winders will take over
the role of Associate Director (Editorial Services) in the
Department of Communications and Public Affairs, beginning July 26.
Western will play host a group of African ambassadors and
university professors next week, where international collaboration
agreements will be signed.
Patricia Virc knows first-hand the challenges of re-entering the
workforce after taking seven years away from her law career to
focus on her three young children.
Have you seen the universe lately? That’s the question astronomers
from The University of Western Ontario want to know as the
Department of Physics and Astronomy and the Centre for Planetary
Science and Exploration offer a free open house at its Elginfield
Observatory on Saturday, July 24.
Astronomers using NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope have discovered
carbon molecules, known as “buckyballs,” in space for the first
time.
Following Ontario Finance Minister Dwight Duncan’s speech this week
to public sector partners regarding compensation restraint, Western
administration and The University of Western Ontario Staff
Association (UWOSA) have agreed to set aside monetary discussions
until further information is available from government officials.
The two sides have been negotiating since May 28.
Western will be opening up its gates this weekend – its garden
gates to be more exact.
A memo from Ontario’s Ministry of Training, Colleges and
Universities (MTCU) received by Western officials outlines the
province’s position regarding public sector compensation restraint
measures referred to in the March budget.
The Museum of Ontario Archaeology, an affiliate of The University
of Western Ontario, is letting the public be an archaeologist for a
day.
Brescia University College celebrated the success of its inaugural
Girls LEAD International Day Camp last week at Ursuline Convent
School in Bridgetown, Barbados, where the camp ran for two weeks.
The Western Student Recreation Centre pool is set to re-open at
6:15 a.m. on Monday (July 26), following a water clarity concern
that has since been resolved following grid repair within the
filtration system.
Coming up on its 30th anniversary, Western’s 94.9 CHRW launched
some new hardware this week that will save them some green – both
financially and environmentally.
Currently wrapping up his Master’s in Environmental Sustainability
at The University of Western Ontario, Jason Winders will take over
the role of Associate Director (Editorial Services) in the
Department of Communications and Public Affairs, beginning July 26.
Western will play host a group of African ambassadors and
university professors next week, where international collaboration
agreements will be signed.
Patricia Virc knows first-hand the challenges of re-entering the
workforce after taking seven years away from her law career to
focus on her three young children.
Have you seen the universe lately? That’s the question astronomers
from The University of Western Ontario want to know as the
Department of Physics and Astronomy and the Centre for Planetary
Science and Exploration offer a free open house at its Elginfield
Observatory on Saturday, July 24.
Astronomers using NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope have discovered
carbon molecules, known as “buckyballs,” in space for the first
time.
Following Ontario Finance Minister Dwight Duncan’s speech this week
to public sector partners regarding compensation restraint, Western
administration and The University of Western Ontario Staff
Association (UWOSA) have agreed to set aside monetary discussions
until further information is available from government officials.
The two sides have been negotiating since May 28.
Western will be opening up its gates this weekend – its garden
gates to be more exact.
A memo from Ontario’s Ministry of Training, Colleges and
Universities (MTCU) received by Western officials outlines the
province’s position regarding public sector compensation restraint
measures referred to in the March budget.