Western officials are seeking opinions regarding the content within and implementation of the university’s Code of Student Conduct, as part of a periodic review process mandated by the Board of Governors. The Code of Student Conduct defines the standa …
Month: August 2016
Fellowship fuels researcher’s new way
A racquetball. A condom. A plastic cup. To Dr. Nicholas Power, these random objects may help urostomy patients find a better quality of life. And now, thanks to a new Western innovation fellowship program, his idea may soon be reality.
Mustangs football kicks off training camp
The Western Mustangs’ quest for...
Friedman embraces career as ‘a grinder’
It was the call heard ’round the world; it just wasn’t the call he wanted to make. But his mistake in front of millions has served as a reminder of how much the world loves Elliotte Friedman.
Work eyes pedestrian safety of Alumni Circle
Starting this week, Facilities Management will begin altering the landscaping and pedestrian pathways of Alumni Circle with an emphasis on pedestrian safety.
Professor keeps family, ethnic traditions alive
Western professor Daniel Hardy, the 139th President of The Irish Benevolent Society of London and Area, hopes his organization can serve as a positive exemplar of immigration and integration for a new generation of immigrants.
Unlocking the appeal of the escape room
The teamwork required to work yourself through an ‘escape room’ is providing an alumnus with a growing business opportunity and a professor with a powerful training tool. “Most people just want to come and have fun and they are buzzing when they leave,” said Shawn...
Alumna ‘Pressed’ into changing news delivery
Admittedly, it was a bit too much for Jacqueline Leung. While the Media, Information & Technoculture (MIT) graduate knew she should be watching and reading the news – especially as her career in marketing and media started to take off – she had no desire to wade...
Students take to streets for Ivey Impact Day
Annual Ivey Impact Day offers a number of opportunities for students to directly impact their local community in a positive way.
Sparling mourned by Western community
The Western community is mourning the death of David Sparling, Ivey Business School professor emeritus and Ontario agriculture champion, who died after a 22-month battle against brain cancer on Sunday, July 31. He was 64. Sparling’s working life began on a farm in...
Fellowship fuels researcher’s new way
A racquetball. A condom. A plastic cup. To Dr. Nicholas Power, these random objects may help urostomy patients find a better quality of life. And now, thanks to a new Western innovation fellowship program, his idea may soon be reality.
Mustangs football kicks off training camp
The Western Mustangs’ quest for...
Friedman embraces career as ‘a grinder’
It was the call heard ’round the world; it just wasn’t the call he wanted to make. But his mistake in front of millions has served as a reminder of how much the world loves Elliotte Friedman.
Work eyes pedestrian safety of Alumni Circle
Starting this week, Facilities Management will begin altering the landscaping and pedestrian pathways of Alumni Circle with an emphasis on pedestrian safety.
Professor keeps family, ethnic traditions alive
Western professor Daniel Hardy, the 139th President of The Irish Benevolent Society of London and Area, hopes his organization can serve as a positive exemplar of immigration and integration for a new generation of immigrants.
Unlocking the appeal of the escape room
The teamwork required to work yourself through an ‘escape room’ is providing an alumnus with a growing business opportunity and a professor with a powerful training tool. “Most people just want to come and have fun and they are buzzing when they leave,” said Shawn...
Alumna ‘Pressed’ into changing news delivery
Admittedly, it was a bit too much for Jacqueline Leung. While the Media, Information & Technoculture (MIT) graduate knew she should be watching and reading the news – especially as her career in marketing and media started to take off – she had no desire to wade...
Students take to streets for Ivey Impact Day
Annual Ivey Impact Day offers a number of opportunities for students to directly impact their local community in a positive way.
Sparling mourned by Western community
The Western community is mourning the death of David Sparling, Ivey Business School professor emeritus and Ontario agriculture champion, who died after a 22-month battle against brain cancer on Sunday, July 31. He was 64. Sparling’s working life began on a farm in...