Jocelyn Howard of London has a degree in music and voice. But she changed her tune, and decided to follow in her parents’ footsteps and become a physician. She is one of 171 students entering first year medicine at the Schulich School of Medicine & …
Former University of Western Ontario machine shop staff member,
Harry Cook, died Aug. 9 at the age of 80.
Visitors from more than 20 countries are expected to attend the
International Conference on the Developments in Language Theory at
The University of Western Ontario Aug. 17-20.
John Mims had no idea where London, Ont., was, nor had he heard of
The University of Western Ontario. But for approximately 25 years,
he unknowingly harboured a piece of Western’s athletic history in
his home.
China’s increasing influence in the global economy is the focus of
The University of Western Ontario China Research and Policy Group,
which was officially launched yesterday (Aug. 11) in the Faculty of
Social Science.
The flag will be at half-mast Thursday, Aug. 12 until 11 a.m. for
former Purchasing staff member Donald Rosborough, who retired in
2006 with 36 years of service.
In Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, where it is difficult for some
men to find a spouse in their home country, a growing number of
wives are brought in from abroad, according to a new study from The
University of Western Ontario.
Western Film in the University Community Centre is closed for
renovations and will reopen Aug. 27.
Caroline Williams, a graduate student in Western’s Department of
Biology received the Scholander award for the best presentation at
the meeting of the American Physiological Society in Denver, Colo.,
last week.
Grab your purple and white Western gear and join President Amit
Chakma cheering on the Mustangs football team during the Mustangs
Family Football Festival Wednesday, Sept. 1.
Surface Science Western Director Leo Lau is the recipient of the
2010 Ontario Green Chemistry and Engineering Award in the
individual category.
Dave Edwards, long-time associate and assistant coach of the
Western Mustangs women’s volleyball team, will be stepping into the
head coach role for the 2010-2011 season.
As Canada rapidly approaches what experts are calling a ‘health
crisis,’ a new report issued by the Richard Ivey School of Business
calls for a Canadian Food Strategy that fully addresses the health
of Canadians and health opportunities for the agri-food industry by
tying national health and economic prosperity to food.
Former University of Western Ontario machine shop staff member,
Harry Cook, died Aug. 9 at the age of 80.
Visitors from more than 20 countries are expected to attend the
International Conference on the Developments in Language Theory at
The University of Western Ontario Aug. 17-20.
John Mims had no idea where London, Ont., was, nor had he heard of
The University of Western Ontario. But for approximately 25 years,
he unknowingly harboured a piece of Western’s athletic history in
his home.
China’s increasing influence in the global economy is the focus of
The University of Western Ontario China Research and Policy Group,
which was officially launched yesterday (Aug. 11) in the Faculty of
Social Science.
The flag will be at half-mast Thursday, Aug. 12 until 11 a.m. for
former Purchasing staff member Donald Rosborough, who retired in
2006 with 36 years of service.
In Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, where it is difficult for some
men to find a spouse in their home country, a growing number of
wives are brought in from abroad, according to a new study from The
University of Western Ontario.
Western Film in the University Community Centre is closed for
renovations and will reopen Aug. 27.
Caroline Williams, a graduate student in Western’s Department of
Biology received the Scholander award for the best presentation at
the meeting of the American Physiological Society in Denver, Colo.,
last week.
Grab your purple and white Western gear and join President Amit
Chakma cheering on the Mustangs football team during the Mustangs
Family Football Festival Wednesday, Sept. 1.
Surface Science Western Director Leo Lau is the recipient of the
2010 Ontario Green Chemistry and Engineering Award in the
individual category.
Dave Edwards, long-time associate and assistant coach of the
Western Mustangs women’s volleyball team, will be stepping into the
head coach role for the 2010-2011 season.
As Canada rapidly approaches what experts are calling a ‘health
crisis,’ a new report issued by the Richard Ivey School of Business
calls for a Canadian Food Strategy that fully addresses the health
of Canadians and health opportunities for the agri-food industry by
tying national health and economic prosperity to food.