The Honourable Tom Hockin encouraged University of Western Ontario graduates to be adaptable and not to fear multiple careers, during his convocation address on Friday afternoon, Oct. 29. The Executive Director of the International Monetary Fund, re …
Co-ordinator of the world’s first Special Olympics, former
Western professor and alumnus Frank Hayden, BA ’55 (physical
education), was honoured Oct. 22 with the 2010 Distinguished Alumni
Award from the College of Applied Health Sciences at the University
of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
“We are more into supporting people than bricks and
mortar.”
Commensurate with the opening of the 10th International Symposium
for Olympic Research, I have been asked to comment on the nature
and mission of The University of Western Ontario’s
International Centre for Olympic Studies (ICOS).
For an entire year, I felt like I was getting away with something.
The University of Western Ontario faces a potential labour
disruption and to help clarify what this means for members of the
university community, answers to frequently asked questions have
been posted on the Contract Negotiations @ Western website.
While Linus van Pelt anxiously awaits the arrival of the Great
Pumpkin, a far greater pumpkin will be crashing down at The
University of Western Ontario on Thursday, Oct. 28.
The McIntosh Gallery will be hosting a tandem tour of the current
exhibition Mapping Medievalism at the Canadian Frontier, Wednesday
(Nov. 3) at 12:30 p.m.
Retired Bookstore staff member Wilma Devine died Saturday at the
age of 67. Devine had 17 years of service at the university when
she retired in 2009.
A student at The University of Western Ontario has been diagnosed
with mumps and the Middlesex-London Health Unit says it is possible
that more students may develop the infection.
Two years ago Eric Lindros announced his retirement from
professional hockey and punctuated the announcement with a
$5-million donation to London Health Sciences Foundation.
For the ninth year in a row, The University of Western Ontario
received top marks in the category ‘Most Satisfied Students’ in The
Globe and Mail’s annual Canadian University Report.
One of the country’s busiest and most popular opera directors is
going to help University of Western Ontario singers become better
actors.
Co-ordinator of the world’s first Special Olympics, former
Western professor and alumnus Frank Hayden, BA ’55 (physical
education), was honoured Oct. 22 with the 2010 Distinguished Alumni
Award from the College of Applied Health Sciences at the University
of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
“We are more into supporting people than bricks and
mortar.”
Commensurate with the opening of the 10th International Symposium
for Olympic Research, I have been asked to comment on the nature
and mission of The University of Western Ontario’s
International Centre for Olympic Studies (ICOS).
For an entire year, I felt like I was getting away with something.
The University of Western Ontario faces a potential labour
disruption and to help clarify what this means for members of the
university community, answers to frequently asked questions have
been posted on the Contract Negotiations @ Western website.
While Linus van Pelt anxiously awaits the arrival of the Great
Pumpkin, a far greater pumpkin will be crashing down at The
University of Western Ontario on Thursday, Oct. 28.
The McIntosh Gallery will be hosting a tandem tour of the current
exhibition Mapping Medievalism at the Canadian Frontier, Wednesday
(Nov. 3) at 12:30 p.m.
Retired Bookstore staff member Wilma Devine died Saturday at the
age of 67. Devine had 17 years of service at the university when
she retired in 2009.
A student at The University of Western Ontario has been diagnosed
with mumps and the Middlesex-London Health Unit says it is possible
that more students may develop the infection.
Two years ago Eric Lindros announced his retirement from
professional hockey and punctuated the announcement with a
$5-million donation to London Health Sciences Foundation.
For the ninth year in a row, The University of Western Ontario
received top marks in the category ‘Most Satisfied Students’ in The
Globe and Mail’s annual Canadian University Report.
One of the country’s busiest and most popular opera directors is
going to help University of Western Ontario singers become better
actors.