The University Community Centre (UCC) will be getting a facelift, the University Students’ Council (USC) announced this week. The three-phase renewal project will update some services, relocate others while rejuvenating the interior of the building. Follo …
Month: June 2012
Abuelaish calls on graduates to ‘speak up’
Today’s graduates must not stand idly by and witness the injustices of the world; they must speak out against them, said Dr. Izzeldin Abuelaish at the Wednesday, June 20 morning session of Western’s 299th Convocation.
Nursing finds lessons in the community
A partnership between Western’s Nursing program and Minto Properties, a company that owns and manages London’s Cherryhill Village Mall and its adjacent residential buildings, is proving mutually beneficial.
Thompson ends term by looking ahead
Western Chancellor John Thompson spent a few moments this week looking back on his time as chancellor, the honorary and symbolic head of the university.
Love for life drives incoming student
Jaxson Khan has always thought Canada was an incredible country where students could, and should, be engaged in its democracy.
Science standout years ahead, but years away
Cameron Lidkea’s latest study surrounding boxing and mixed martial arts not only knocked out the judges, but may shed light on the potential risks of head injuries and brain trauma.
Western auction a chance to own a piece of history
Charles Moore knows we’re talking about more than pocket change. So when Western approached the president of Moore Numismatic Auctions about shepherding the university’s Outstanding Newfoundland Coinage collection to auction, he didn’t think twice.
Research making math add up for kids
George Gadanidis isn’t just helping elementary school students learn math; he’s helping them enjoy the process.
Western helps shed light on Man in Black
With some help from Western Libraries, a new documentary, ‘My Father and the Man in Black’, is setting the record straight for one man and his connection to Johnny Cash.
Campus Digest, June 21
Winter’s Tale takes Summer stage Western Summer Shakespeare (formerly named UWO Summer Shakespeare) presents The Winter’s Tale by William Shakespeare July 3-7 in the University College (UC) Courtyard. Directed by Western English professor Jo Devereux, Western’s...
Seeking ways to reduce electricity consumption
With a utility bill more than $25 million last year, Western’s Facilities Management staff are seeking new ways to reduce the university’s electricity consumption this summer.
Western prepares for 300th convocation
Western’s landmark 300th convocation features the installation of Joseph Rotman as the new chancellor as well as honorary degrees being bestowed upon four exceptional Canadians.
Electrical systems back to normal
Western has resumed normal operations as full power was restored to all systems Monday following a power outage across campus late last month.
Abuelaish calls on graduates to ‘speak up’
Today’s graduates must not stand idly by and witness the injustices of the world; they must speak out against them, said Dr. Izzeldin Abuelaish at the Wednesday, June 20 morning session of Western’s 299th Convocation.
Nursing finds lessons in the community
A partnership between Western’s Nursing program and Minto Properties, a company that owns and manages London’s Cherryhill Village Mall and its adjacent residential buildings, is proving mutually beneficial.
Thompson ends term by looking ahead
Western Chancellor John Thompson spent a few moments this week looking back on his time as chancellor, the honorary and symbolic head of the university.
Love for life drives incoming student
Jaxson Khan has always thought Canada was an incredible country where students could, and should, be engaged in its democracy.
Science standout years ahead, but years away
Cameron Lidkea’s latest study surrounding boxing and mixed martial arts not only knocked out the judges, but may shed light on the potential risks of head injuries and brain trauma.
Western auction a chance to own a piece of history
Charles Moore knows we’re talking about more than pocket change. So when Western approached the president of Moore Numismatic Auctions about shepherding the university’s Outstanding Newfoundland Coinage collection to auction, he didn’t think twice.
Research making math add up for kids
George Gadanidis isn’t just helping elementary school students learn math; he’s helping them enjoy the process.
Western helps shed light on Man in Black
With some help from Western Libraries, a new documentary, ‘My Father and the Man in Black’, is setting the record straight for one man and his connection to Johnny Cash.
Campus Digest, June 21
Winter’s Tale takes Summer stage Western Summer Shakespeare (formerly named UWO Summer Shakespeare) presents The Winter’s Tale by William Shakespeare July 3-7 in the University College (UC) Courtyard. Directed by Western English professor Jo Devereux, Western’s...
Seeking ways to reduce electricity consumption
With a utility bill more than $25 million last year, Western’s Facilities Management staff are seeking new ways to reduce the university’s electricity consumption this summer.
Western prepares for 300th convocation
Western’s landmark 300th convocation features the installation of Joseph Rotman as the new chancellor as well as honorary degrees being bestowed upon four exceptional Canadians.
Electrical systems back to normal
Western has resumed normal operations as full power was restored to all systems Monday following a power outage across campus late last month.