Sharhad Bashar was never upset when his toys came apart – in fact he was often the culprit. Fifteen-year-old Bashar loved engineering at a young age and his toys represented new puzzles to tear apart and put back together. He is among the many high …
The Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry is opening its
dental clinic for the Healthy Athletes – Special Smiles program,
which provides free dental screening to participants in the 2010
Special Olympics Canada Summer Games being held at The University
of Western Ontario this week.
What started in January as simple art classes and an open studio in
a room at London’s Ark Aid Mission, has been taken to the great
outdoors for Jeremy Jeresky.
Western’s Friends of the Gardens (FOGs) grew more than just plants
this year as its 17th annual plant sale, growing its sales to just
under $3,000, well beyond last year’s total of just over $1,600.
Companies are well-served to think harder about how they deal with
environmental issues because investing in green management can
improve financial performance.
Department of Earth Sciences students are using state-of-the-art
software thanks to a US$6.2 million donation from Roxar Software
Solutions.
Kneeling on the track in a starting position, a wide smile spreads
across Sara Albers’ face as she gets ready for the race to start.
David Johnston, former University of Western Ontario Law Dean
(1974-79), has been selected as Canada’s next Governor General.
Enjoy a concert by the National Youth Orchestra of Canada (NYOC) in
the Paul Davenport Theatre Saturday, July 10.
Students at the Richard Ivey School of Business take to the street
this weekend for “Goodbye Graffiti” as part of the annual
student-led volunteer project Community Action Day.
Professor Daniel Robinson has been selected as the next Rogers
Chair in Journalism and New Information Technology for 2010-2011 in
the Faculty of Information & Media Studies.
The Western Mustangs will play host to the 2013 national university
championships in wrestling and cross-country as Canadian
Interuniversity Sport (CIS) announced the host institutions for 22
national championships over the next five years Monday.
London Police Service is appealing to the public to help find a
missing woman.
The Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry is opening its
dental clinic for the Healthy Athletes – Special Smiles program,
which provides free dental screening to participants in the 2010
Special Olympics Canada Summer Games being held at The University
of Western Ontario this week.
What started in January as simple art classes and an open studio in
a room at London’s Ark Aid Mission, has been taken to the great
outdoors for Jeremy Jeresky.
Western’s Friends of the Gardens (FOGs) grew more than just plants
this year as its 17th annual plant sale, growing its sales to just
under $3,000, well beyond last year’s total of just over $1,600.
Companies are well-served to think harder about how they deal with
environmental issues because investing in green management can
improve financial performance.
Department of Earth Sciences students are using state-of-the-art
software thanks to a US$6.2 million donation from Roxar Software
Solutions.
Kneeling on the track in a starting position, a wide smile spreads
across Sara Albers’ face as she gets ready for the race to start.
David Johnston, former University of Western Ontario Law Dean
(1974-79), has been selected as Canada’s next Governor General.
Enjoy a concert by the National Youth Orchestra of Canada (NYOC) in
the Paul Davenport Theatre Saturday, July 10.
Students at the Richard Ivey School of Business take to the street
this weekend for “Goodbye Graffiti” as part of the annual
student-led volunteer project Community Action Day.
Professor Daniel Robinson has been selected as the next Rogers
Chair in Journalism and New Information Technology for 2010-2011 in
the Faculty of Information & Media Studies.
The Western Mustangs will play host to the 2013 national university
championships in wrestling and cross-country as Canadian
Interuniversity Sport (CIS) announced the host institutions for 22
national championships over the next five years Monday.
London Police Service is appealing to the public to help find a
missing woman.