For Kevin Wamsley, there is only one key to ‘Living Well.’ “Success is simple,” said the Health Sciences associate dean. “We want to see a higher percentage of people who look forward to their day – every day.” To do just that, the university recently launched Living...
The Centre for Research and Education on Violence Against Women & Children (CREVAWC) recently won a top honour in the fourth annual Avon Global Communications Awards, which recognize outstanding communications campaigns designed to help end violence against women....
Arthur Labatt School of Nursing professor Helene Berman recently received the Nursing Network on Violence against Women International (NNVAWI) 2015 Excellence in Research Award at the 20th conference in Atlanta, Ga. Berman, Health Sciences associate dean (research),...
Brendan Fernandes, MFA’05, has been longlisted for the Sobey Art Award, among the most prestigious honours for young artists in the country. Born in Kenya of Indian heritage, Fernandes immigrated to Canada in the 1990s. He completed the Independent Study Program of...
Western Science PhD student Jenna Butler will represent the university at the 3-Minute Thesis (3MT) Ontario 2015 competition, hosted by Western on Thursday at the Ivey Business School.
University Senate members voted down separate motions of non-confidence in Western President Amit Chakma and Board of Governors’ Chair Chirag Shah at a specially called meeting Friday.
I welcome the thoughtful and constructive statement issued by the UWOFA Board of Directors on April 14 and I thank them for their concrete proposals.
Huron University College Principal Stephen McClatchie will not seek a second term as principal following the conclusion of his term on June 30, 2016, Huron officials announced Thursday. After almost 15 years as a senior academic administrator at three different...
Starting Monday, May 4, sections along Huron Drive and Philip Aziz Avenue will see intermittent closures to roadways, pedestrian paths and the practice fields due to sewer upgrades in the Huron Flats and South Valley area. The work is expected to be completed by early...
Dear Dr. Chakma, Thank you for your public apology for accepting payment in lieu of administrative leave, and also for the repayment to Western. We know you have done this with the best interests of the university in mind. That said, your negotiated contract is not...
I keep coming back to the same 15 words. “I will acknowledge my limitations and my mistakes so that I may learn from them.” These words – simple, yet potent – come from the Ivey Pledge, a recitation every Ivey Business School graduate takes to remind them about their...
Dear President Chakma, At Friday’s Senate meeting, you repeatedly addressed us as ‘friends.’ We are not your friends. Friend is a special word we save for each of those who share our values, who support us in difficult times, who communicate openly and without...
The current controversy regarding Western’s President Amit Chakma has the potential to be destabilizing to the university; however, it also presents us with an opportunity for open dialogue with a leader who has publicly committed to listen. President Chakma has...
The Centre for Research and Education on Violence Against Women & Children (CREVAWC) recently won a top honour in the fourth annual Avon Global Communications Awards, which recognize outstanding communications campaigns designed to help end violence against women....
Arthur Labatt School of Nursing professor Helene Berman recently received the Nursing Network on Violence against Women International (NNVAWI) 2015 Excellence in Research Award at the 20th conference in Atlanta, Ga. Berman, Health Sciences associate dean (research),...
Brendan Fernandes, MFA’05, has been longlisted for the Sobey Art Award, among the most prestigious honours for young artists in the country. Born in Kenya of Indian heritage, Fernandes immigrated to Canada in the 1990s. He completed the Independent Study Program of...
Western Science PhD student Jenna Butler will represent the university at the 3-Minute Thesis (3MT) Ontario 2015 competition, hosted by Western on Thursday at the Ivey Business School.
University Senate members voted down separate motions of non-confidence in Western President Amit Chakma and Board of Governors’ Chair Chirag Shah at a specially called meeting Friday.
I welcome the thoughtful and constructive statement issued by the UWOFA Board of Directors on April 14 and I thank them for their concrete proposals.
Huron University College Principal Stephen McClatchie will not seek a second term as principal following the conclusion of his term on June 30, 2016, Huron officials announced Thursday. After almost 15 years as a senior academic administrator at three different...
Starting Monday, May 4, sections along Huron Drive and Philip Aziz Avenue will see intermittent closures to roadways, pedestrian paths and the practice fields due to sewer upgrades in the Huron Flats and South Valley area. The work is expected to be completed by early...
Dear Dr. Chakma, Thank you for your public apology for accepting payment in lieu of administrative leave, and also for the repayment to Western. We know you have done this with the best interests of the university in mind. That said, your negotiated contract is not...
I keep coming back to the same 15 words. “I will acknowledge my limitations and my mistakes so that I may learn from them.” These words – simple, yet potent – come from the Ivey Pledge, a recitation every Ivey Business School graduate takes to remind them about their...
Dear President Chakma, At Friday’s Senate meeting, you repeatedly addressed us as ‘friends.’ We are not your friends. Friend is a special word we save for each of those who share our values, who support us in difficult times, who communicate openly and without...
The current controversy regarding Western’s President Amit Chakma has the potential to be destabilizing to the university; however, it also presents us with an opportunity for open dialogue with a leader who has publicly committed to listen. President Chakma has...