After nearly two years of discussion, including multiple consultations with elected student representatives from the University Students’ Council and the Society of Graduate Students, a proposal has been agreed upon to commission the construction of two …
A lunch hour presentation on Eldercare Essentials presented by FSEAP, providers of Western’s Employee Assistance Plan.
Leaders and staff are invited to an information session to learn about Western's Canadian Institute of Management (CIM) program. A new class begins in January and new participants are welcome. Classes are held during the day on main campus. The Western CIM program is...
The University of Western Ontario Faculty Association (UWOFA) awarded 36 scholarships to students from 11 Western faculties. The awards, funded by the UWOFA membership, were handed out at an event on Wednesday, Dec. 5 in the Great Hall, Somerville House.
Here’s a little secret: I mostly judge a book by its cover – despite what I’ve been taught in school. More specifically, I judge the font used on the cover. So trust me when I say that even if a book adorned with Comic Sans is a real page-turner, I just won’t be able to take it seriously.
Imagine that a close family member of yours was involved in a terrible car accident.
Professor Martin Zinke-Allmang’s first-year Physics class has changed drastically over the last five years.
Western’s Richard Ivey School of Business has been named the CEMS Global Alliance School of the Year for its CEMS Masters in Management (MIM) program.
When it comes to confronting unrelated end-of-life issues, implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICDs) aren’t right for every patient, and may, in fact, do more harm than good.
The Canadian Cancer Society thinks only a RIOT can get the public’s attention about cancer research. And Western students are leading the charge.
Winston Wing Hong To doesn’t hold anything back.
We’ve got ‘Next’ In December, six Western students from three faculties were selected as part of 'The Next 36' – a search for Canada’s most promising and innovative undergraduates. Pictured are, from left, Lauren Hasegawa (Faculty of Engineering); Owen Ou, Ali Jiwani...
At a time when the university is ramping up its international strategy and turning its gaze outward, it is also looking in – aiming to bring the world to Western by way of renewed library spaces that will foster the sharing of diverse knowledge and culture on campus.
A lunch hour presentation on Eldercare Essentials presented by FSEAP, providers of Western’s Employee Assistance Plan.
Leaders and staff are invited to an information session to learn about Western's Canadian Institute of Management (CIM) program. A new class begins in January and new participants are welcome. Classes are held during the day on main campus. The Western CIM program is...
The University of Western Ontario Faculty Association (UWOFA) awarded 36 scholarships to students from 11 Western faculties. The awards, funded by the UWOFA membership, were handed out at an event on Wednesday, Dec. 5 in the Great Hall, Somerville House.
Here’s a little secret: I mostly judge a book by its cover – despite what I’ve been taught in school. More specifically, I judge the font used on the cover. So trust me when I say that even if a book adorned with Comic Sans is a real page-turner, I just won’t be able to take it seriously.
Imagine that a close family member of yours was involved in a terrible car accident.
Professor Martin Zinke-Allmang’s first-year Physics class has changed drastically over the last five years.
Western’s Richard Ivey School of Business has been named the CEMS Global Alliance School of the Year for its CEMS Masters in Management (MIM) program.
When it comes to confronting unrelated end-of-life issues, implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICDs) aren’t right for every patient, and may, in fact, do more harm than good.
The Canadian Cancer Society thinks only a RIOT can get the public’s attention about cancer research. And Western students are leading the charge.
Winston Wing Hong To doesn’t hold anything back.
We’ve got ‘Next’ In December, six Western students from three faculties were selected as part of 'The Next 36' – a search for Canada’s most promising and innovative undergraduates. Pictured are, from left, Lauren Hasegawa (Faculty of Engineering); Owen Ou, Ali Jiwani...
At a time when the university is ramping up its international strategy and turning its gaze outward, it is also looking in – aiming to bring the world to Western by way of renewed library spaces that will foster the sharing of diverse knowledge and culture on campus.