Could the changing ecosystems of Ontario’s far north have an impact on human health? University of Western Ontario researcher Brian Branfireun, a newly appointed Canada Research Chair (CRC) in Environment and Sustainability (Tier 2), thinks so. His r …
With an enhanced focus on internationalization, The University of
Western Ontario welcomes the Ontario government’s new Trillium
Scholarships for International PhD students program.
Deciding to go back to university in your late 30s may not be for
everyone.
November 4, 2010
Tracy Isaacs feels pulled in two directions.
The Ontario Music Educators Association is holding its annual
conference in London Friday and Saturday and will feature
performances by faculty, clinicians and students from the Don
Wright Faculty of Music.
The Richard Ivey School of Business’ HBA Case Team finished first
in the Hong Kong University of Science & Technology (HKUST)
Citi Case Competition against 18 other undergraduate programs from
the United States, Europe and Asia – including three from Canada.
This particular event has been held the past eight years and is
considered one of the most prestigious undergraduate competitions
in the world.
12:05 a.m. – The University of Western Ontario and its Faculty
Association (UWOFA) are continuing negotiations to secure a new
collective agreement. UWOFA is now in a legal strike position,
however talks continue.
Imagine spending two nights between the paws of the Sphinx.
London’s poet laureate Penn Kemp presents such an experience in her
Sound Opera, Helwa! Experiencing Ancient Egypt in a multi-media,
multi-dimensional event on Nov. 4, hosted by The Circle Women’s
Centre at Brescia University College.
4:15 p.m. – Negotiations are continuing this hour to head off a
strike by members of The University of Western Ontario Faculty
Association (UWOFA). The two groups have been meeting all day to
come to an agreement as the possibility of a faculty strike looms
large for students and others at Western.
University of Western Ontario professor Alison Konrad was one of 17
Canadian women recently named to The International Alliance for
Women (TIAW) “World of Difference 100 list.” The list recognizes
unsung heroes who have championed for gains on behalf of women.
With The University of Western Ontario Faculty Association (UWOFA)
strike deadline set for early Wednesday, Nov. 3 and The University
of Western Ontario Staff Association (UWOSA) in a position to
strike on Thursday, Nov. 4, contingency planning has been
progressing rapidly.
Three leading physicians have published a review in the Canadian
Journal of Cardiology warning about the danger of dietary
cholesterol for those at risk of a heart attack or stroke.
With an enhanced focus on internationalization, The University of
Western Ontario welcomes the Ontario government’s new Trillium
Scholarships for International PhD students program.
Deciding to go back to university in your late 30s may not be for
everyone.
November 4, 2010
Tracy Isaacs feels pulled in two directions.
The Ontario Music Educators Association is holding its annual
conference in London Friday and Saturday and will feature
performances by faculty, clinicians and students from the Don
Wright Faculty of Music.
The Richard Ivey School of Business’ HBA Case Team finished first
in the Hong Kong University of Science & Technology (HKUST)
Citi Case Competition against 18 other undergraduate programs from
the United States, Europe and Asia – including three from Canada.
This particular event has been held the past eight years and is
considered one of the most prestigious undergraduate competitions
in the world.
12:05 a.m. – The University of Western Ontario and its Faculty
Association (UWOFA) are continuing negotiations to secure a new
collective agreement. UWOFA is now in a legal strike position,
however talks continue.
Imagine spending two nights between the paws of the Sphinx.
London’s poet laureate Penn Kemp presents such an experience in her
Sound Opera, Helwa! Experiencing Ancient Egypt in a multi-media,
multi-dimensional event on Nov. 4, hosted by The Circle Women’s
Centre at Brescia University College.
4:15 p.m. – Negotiations are continuing this hour to head off a
strike by members of The University of Western Ontario Faculty
Association (UWOFA). The two groups have been meeting all day to
come to an agreement as the possibility of a faculty strike looms
large for students and others at Western.
University of Western Ontario professor Alison Konrad was one of 17
Canadian women recently named to The International Alliance for
Women (TIAW) “World of Difference 100 list.” The list recognizes
unsung heroes who have championed for gains on behalf of women.
With The University of Western Ontario Faculty Association (UWOFA)
strike deadline set for early Wednesday, Nov. 3 and The University
of Western Ontario Staff Association (UWOSA) in a position to
strike on Thursday, Nov. 4, contingency planning has been
progressing rapidly.
Three leading physicians have published a review in the Canadian
Journal of Cardiology warning about the danger of dietary
cholesterol for those at risk of a heart attack or stroke.