For the second time this month, The University of Western Ontario closed its doors on Wednesday, Dec. 15 due to inclement weather. A winter snowstorm has ravaged Southwestern Ontario, leaving hundreds stranded on Highway 402 and caused several accidents o …
A King’s University College contract employee faces three
charges of uttering threats and unsafe storage of ammunition in
connection with an incident involving another King’s
employee.
The provincial government might have been strong-arming public
sector employers undergoing contract negotiations to keep salary
increases to a minimum, but Finance Minister Dwight Duncan remains
satisfied with The University of Western Ontario’s settlements with
two of its largest employee groups.
Stevie Cameron saw it as the “assignment of a
lifetime.”
Persistent under-funding by governments to “provincial
universities” has been a fact of life for decades.
Picture the pomp and ceremony of Parliament Hill with thousands of
tourists watching the colour guard march past.
Johnson loved his London
When Masco Canada was looking to expand one of its tried and true
products with an environmental feature, the plumbing giant tagged a
pair of engineers from The University of Western Ontario to flush
its problem away.
Professor Jeffrey Goldsworthy will deliver the third annual Coxford
Lecture entitled “The Limits of Judicial Fidelity to Law,” on
Wednesday, Nov. 24, at 5:30 p.m. (Room 38) in the Faculty of Law.
Stephen Clarkson, one of Canada’s preeminent political scientists
and a professor of political economy at the University of Toronto,
will deliver the 4th annual Canada/U.S. Law Institute Distinguished
Lecture 5 p.m. Monday, Nov. 22 in Western Law’s Moot Court Room.
Tim Long, long-time writer and producer of The Simpsons, will be
speaking to University of Western Ontario students today (Nov. 22)
at 12:30 p.m. in Social Science Centre Room 2024.
Known for her detective work uncovering scandals on Parliament
Hill, Stevie Cameron, one of Canada’s foremost investigative
journalists, was given the “assignment of a lifetime” when she was
asked to write a book on serial killer Robert Pickton and the
missing women of Vancouver.
Students and faculty at the Don Wright Faculty of Music are taking
audiences on a musical whirlwind trip this week. From the brothels
of Argentina to the bistros of Paris, the cathedrals of Italy to
the salons of Vienna, there is something to captivate and inspire.
A King’s University College contract employee faces three
charges of uttering threats and unsafe storage of ammunition in
connection with an incident involving another King’s
employee.
The provincial government might have been strong-arming public
sector employers undergoing contract negotiations to keep salary
increases to a minimum, but Finance Minister Dwight Duncan remains
satisfied with The University of Western Ontario’s settlements with
two of its largest employee groups.
Stevie Cameron saw it as the “assignment of a
lifetime.”
Persistent under-funding by governments to “provincial
universities” has been a fact of life for decades.
Picture the pomp and ceremony of Parliament Hill with thousands of
tourists watching the colour guard march past.
Johnson loved his London
When Masco Canada was looking to expand one of its tried and true
products with an environmental feature, the plumbing giant tagged a
pair of engineers from The University of Western Ontario to flush
its problem away.
Professor Jeffrey Goldsworthy will deliver the third annual Coxford
Lecture entitled “The Limits of Judicial Fidelity to Law,” on
Wednesday, Nov. 24, at 5:30 p.m. (Room 38) in the Faculty of Law.
Stephen Clarkson, one of Canada’s preeminent political scientists
and a professor of political economy at the University of Toronto,
will deliver the 4th annual Canada/U.S. Law Institute Distinguished
Lecture 5 p.m. Monday, Nov. 22 in Western Law’s Moot Court Room.
Tim Long, long-time writer and producer of The Simpsons, will be
speaking to University of Western Ontario students today (Nov. 22)
at 12:30 p.m. in Social Science Centre Room 2024.
Known for her detective work uncovering scandals on Parliament
Hill, Stevie Cameron, one of Canada’s foremost investigative
journalists, was given the “assignment of a lifetime” when she was
asked to write a book on serial killer Robert Pickton and the
missing women of Vancouver.
Students and faculty at the Don Wright Faculty of Music are taking
audiences on a musical whirlwind trip this week. From the brothels
of Argentina to the bistros of Paris, the cathedrals of Italy to
the salons of Vienna, there is something to captivate and inspire.