Alumni and friends of The University of Western Ontario will be welcomed home with a busy schedule of events in the coming days. Here is the rundown of activities for Homecoming 2010: Thursday, Sept. 30 Homecoming kickoff and Alumni Western AGM 7-9 p.m …
Paul Davenport, one of Western’s longest-serving presidents;
Marlene MacLeish, a renowned expert in space exploration and
education; and Thomas Hockin, International Monetary Fund executive
director, will receive honorary degrees next month when The
University of Western Ontario hosts its 296th Convocation.
While an $8 million fundraising goal for United Way of London and
Middlesex will be an enormous undertaking, citywide campaign chair
Carol Stephenson says she’s up to the task.
University of Western Ontario researchers looking to bring their
work to market more quickly received a boost from the federal
government this week with the introduction of the Technology
Development Program.
David Hess (PhD’99) doesn’t hesitate when he’s asked what first
sparked his interest in stem cell biology. “I’m a bone marrow
transplant survivor. When I was 15, I was diagnosed with aplastic
anemia.”
I just returned from two months in Tacloban City, Leyte Island, in
the Philippines.
Part cultural curiosity, part economic survival, I see
internationalization’s necessity as more concrete than
kumbaya.
Bob Gage had one last “scoop” for his friends at The
University of Western Ontario.
Anthony Mlekuz is a self-described dysfunctional intellectual.
Sites of interest on The University of Western Ontario campus are
on the map for Doors Open London, Sept. 18-19.
The Biomedical Imaging Research Centre (BIRC), announced today at
The University of Western Ontario, has a very clear vision: to be
the best integrated biomedical imaging research program in Canada
and to rank among the top five in the world.
The University of Western Ontario announced today a major bequest
of $1 million from the late Bob “Scoop” Gage that will bring his
total giving to the university to almost $1.2 million. The bequest
from the long-time London Free Press sports reporter will support
current Mustangs and future generations of Western
student-athletes.
Paul Davenport, one of Western’s longest-serving presidents;
Marlene MacLeish, a renowned expert in space exploration and
education; and Thomas Hockin, International Monetary Fund executive
director, will receive honorary degrees next month when The
University of Western Ontario hosts its 296th Convocation.
While an $8 million fundraising goal for United Way of London and
Middlesex will be an enormous undertaking, citywide campaign chair
Carol Stephenson says she’s up to the task.
University of Western Ontario researchers looking to bring their
work to market more quickly received a boost from the federal
government this week with the introduction of the Technology
Development Program.
David Hess (PhD’99) doesn’t hesitate when he’s asked what first
sparked his interest in stem cell biology. “I’m a bone marrow
transplant survivor. When I was 15, I was diagnosed with aplastic
anemia.”
I just returned from two months in Tacloban City, Leyte Island, in
the Philippines.
Part cultural curiosity, part economic survival, I see
internationalization’s necessity as more concrete than
kumbaya.
Bob Gage had one last “scoop” for his friends at The
University of Western Ontario.
Anthony Mlekuz is a self-described dysfunctional intellectual.
Sites of interest on The University of Western Ontario campus are
on the map for Doors Open London, Sept. 18-19.
The Biomedical Imaging Research Centre (BIRC), announced today at
The University of Western Ontario, has a very clear vision: to be
the best integrated biomedical imaging research program in Canada
and to rank among the top five in the world.
The University of Western Ontario announced today a major bequest
of $1 million from the late Bob “Scoop” Gage that will bring his
total giving to the university to almost $1.2 million. The bequest
from the long-time London Free Press sports reporter will support
current Mustangs and future generations of Western
student-athletes.