https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWKMtU8BMd0 SmartAPPetite, a new smartphone app developed by Western researchers and their partners, provides southwestern Ontarians with the motivation and information to buy local, eat smart and get healthy. As part …
They were a confident lot for six guys getting ready to take on the world.
An unplayable instrument has never looked so good. And now, you can bring it home and help out students from Western’s Piano Technology Program at the same time.
All classes and other scheduled events on main campus will be held as scheduled this evening.
Catherine Steeves has been named Western university librarian, university officials announced this afternoon. Her five-year term begins Aug. 18.
First- and fourth-year Western students are being asked to participate in a survey that helps to measure the extent to which they are involved in campus life and their academic program. Theses results help to guide the direction for improvement at Western.
Next week, the Great Hall at Western will be transformed into an East African market and art sale showcasing local talent as well as Tanzanian and Kenyan crafters.
The Department of Microbiology and Immunology is turning 75 and a major celebration is being planned. On May 1, faculty, staff, alumni and students will come together to reflect on the tremendous achievements of the department and to discuss its future.
‘Excuse me, who are you and why are you here?’ Ukrainian Public Radio correspondent Andriy Kulykov asked a group of heavily armed men in unmarked uniforms near a military base in Perevalne, Crimea. He received no response.
John Doerksen, vice-provost (academic programs and students) [registrar], has been re-appointed to a second five-year term as vice-provost (academic programs).
Great Hall Catering is now one click away. The team has expanded its catering software package to make ordering easier, more efficient and accessible through the Online Web Ordering System, released this month.
With some revolutions you simply wonder what took them so long.
It is clear and quite scary to think about how fast the monarch butterfly population is declining (Migration of Monarch Butterflies Shrinks Again Under Inhospitable Conditions, New York Times, Jan. 29). At the same time, the smallest effort can help conserve their population.
They were a confident lot for six guys getting ready to take on the world.
An unplayable instrument has never looked so good. And now, you can bring it home and help out students from Western’s Piano Technology Program at the same time.
All classes and other scheduled events on main campus will be held as scheduled this evening.
Catherine Steeves has been named Western university librarian, university officials announced this afternoon. Her five-year term begins Aug. 18.
First- and fourth-year Western students are being asked to participate in a survey that helps to measure the extent to which they are involved in campus life and their academic program. Theses results help to guide the direction for improvement at Western.
Next week, the Great Hall at Western will be transformed into an East African market and art sale showcasing local talent as well as Tanzanian and Kenyan crafters.
The Department of Microbiology and Immunology is turning 75 and a major celebration is being planned. On May 1, faculty, staff, alumni and students will come together to reflect on the tremendous achievements of the department and to discuss its future.
‘Excuse me, who are you and why are you here?’ Ukrainian Public Radio correspondent Andriy Kulykov asked a group of heavily armed men in unmarked uniforms near a military base in Perevalne, Crimea. He received no response.
John Doerksen, vice-provost (academic programs and students) [registrar], has been re-appointed to a second five-year term as vice-provost (academic programs).
Great Hall Catering is now one click away. The team has expanded its catering software package to make ordering easier, more efficient and accessible through the Online Web Ordering System, released this month.
With some revolutions you simply wonder what took them so long.
It is clear and quite scary to think about how fast the monarch butterfly population is declining (Migration of Monarch Butterflies Shrinks Again Under Inhospitable Conditions, New York Times, Jan. 29). At the same time, the smallest effort can help conserve their population.