With four entries in Round 5 of the Grand Challenges Canada Stars in Global Health competition, Western is showcasing innovative research, expected to significantly impact health care around the world. Western’s David Spence and Daniel Hackam have alr …
Month: April 2013
City bridge work to slow traffic near campus
Starting Thursday, May 2, the City of London begins repair work on the southbound lanes of Richmond Street’s Brough Bridge, spanning the Thames River near campus. The project is expected to run through November 2013.
Western community mourns student’s death
The Western community is mourning the death of Wolfgang Vincenti Hagn, 38, a Faculty of Social Science student, who died Thursday, April 18 from colon cancer.
Zhu named among best biomedical papers
Chemical and Biochemical Engineering professor Jesse Zhu has been recognized by Biomedical Materials as having one of the best papers published within the last two years.
Suspicious male approaching students on campus
Campus community members are being advised of a number of reports of a suspicious male suspect making inappropriate advances on female students while on campus recently.
Music Issue: Knowing the challenges from experience
Everything in Sophie Roland’s life says music.
Music Issue: Providing that ‘a-ha’ moment for many
As she walks down the halls of Talbot College, Sherry Steele stops each person she passes to say hello and asks how they’re doing. “Stressed” is the universal answer from Music students, which draws a sympathetic smile and words of encouragement from a cheerful Steele.
Music Issue: Finding new ways to express his passion
Jason Stanford stands with four students around a stack of electronic equipment twisting knobs and explaining their functions. A tangle of wires leads from the backs of two computer monitors to a microphone and a series of speakers that line the room.
Music Issue: Treasuring the accidental performer
A small room lined with autographed opera posters is almost filled up by a grand piano with an ornate tablecloth draped off its side. A woman’s voice ringing out takes up what little space is left.
Music Issue: Dedicated to a mastery of the beat
For many people eight hours is a full work day, but it’s just the beginning to Erika Schroeder.
Join the Hellmuth Prize celebration
Join the Western community in celebrating professors Paul Beamish and Adrian Owen, winners of the 2013 Hellmuth Prize for Achievement in Research, at 4 p.m. Wednesday, May 1 in Conron Hall, room 224, University College.
Zhu, Perinpanayagam named among best biomedical papers
Chemical and Biochemical Engineering professor Jesse Zhu and Dentistry professor Hiran Perinpanayagam have been recognized by Biomedical Materials as having one of the best papers published within the last two years.
Western announces Robert Kennedy as next dean of Ivey Business School
Following a rigorous international search, Western University has announced the appointment of Robert (Bob) Kennedy as the new dean of the Ivey Business School. His five-year term begins Oct. 1.
City bridge work to slow traffic near campus
Starting Thursday, May 2, the City of London begins repair work on the southbound lanes of Richmond Street’s Brough Bridge, spanning the Thames River near campus. The project is expected to run through November 2013.
Western community mourns student’s death
The Western community is mourning the death of Wolfgang Vincenti Hagn, 38, a Faculty of Social Science student, who died Thursday, April 18 from colon cancer.
Zhu named among best biomedical papers
Chemical and Biochemical Engineering professor Jesse Zhu has been recognized by Biomedical Materials as having one of the best papers published within the last two years.
Suspicious male approaching students on campus
Campus community members are being advised of a number of reports of a suspicious male suspect making inappropriate advances on female students while on campus recently.
Music Issue: Knowing the challenges from experience
Everything in Sophie Roland’s life says music.
Music Issue: Providing that ‘a-ha’ moment for many
As she walks down the halls of Talbot College, Sherry Steele stops each person she passes to say hello and asks how they’re doing. “Stressed” is the universal answer from Music students, which draws a sympathetic smile and words of encouragement from a cheerful Steele.
Music Issue: Finding new ways to express his passion
Jason Stanford stands with four students around a stack of electronic equipment twisting knobs and explaining their functions. A tangle of wires leads from the backs of two computer monitors to a microphone and a series of speakers that line the room.
Music Issue: Treasuring the accidental performer
A small room lined with autographed opera posters is almost filled up by a grand piano with an ornate tablecloth draped off its side. A woman’s voice ringing out takes up what little space is left.
Music Issue: Dedicated to a mastery of the beat
For many people eight hours is a full work day, but it’s just the beginning to Erika Schroeder.
Join the Hellmuth Prize celebration
Join the Western community in celebrating professors Paul Beamish and Adrian Owen, winners of the 2013 Hellmuth Prize for Achievement in Research, at 4 p.m. Wednesday, May 1 in Conron Hall, room 224, University College.
Zhu, Perinpanayagam named among best biomedical papers
Chemical and Biochemical Engineering professor Jesse Zhu and Dentistry professor Hiran Perinpanayagam have been recognized by Biomedical Materials as having one of the best papers published within the last two years.
Western announces Robert Kennedy as next dean of Ivey Business School
Following a rigorous international search, Western University has announced the appointment of Robert (Bob) Kennedy as the new dean of the Ivey Business School. His five-year term begins Oct. 1.