There was no reason to think the mummified remains were anything but a bird.
It was listed in Maidstone Museum’s inventory as EA 493 Mummified Hawk, Pto …
Month: May 2018
Towards ethical global North-South relationships
To hell with good intentions. This was the title of a speech delivered in 1968 by Ivan Illich, an Austrian philosopher and social critic of contemporary Western culture, to the Conference of InterAmerican Student Projects. Illich warned of the dangers of paternalism...
Hachinski wins 2018 Killam Prize for pioneering work
Dr. Vladimir Hachinski believes medicine and art are unequivocally linked.
Massey named to head Student Experience
Jennie Massey knows she is right for this – and she’s ready to hit the ground running. Appointed to a five-year term as Associate Vice-President (Student Experience), starting Aug. 13, Massey brings to Western her extensive experience in the North American academic...
Wind tunnel officially takes its place in history
Peter King vividly...
Western scholars named among CRC ranks
Two Western researchers have been named Canada Research Chairs (CRC), a program which recognizes the country’s best scholars across disciplines, while a third research saw his chair elevated from a Tier 2 to a Tier 1. This now brings Western’s total number of CRCs to 41.
Read. Watch. Listen. with James Patten
Understanding that art does more than hang on walls, James Patten explains why he is the guy you want to invite over to the house on a free evening with a stack of LPs under his arm.
Project helps divert families from homelessness
A pilot project aimed at keeping families at risk of homelessness off of the streets is showing promising results thanks to diversion efforts that appear to be an effective measure at combatting the issue long-term, according to one Western researcher.
Western ready to step up to the Challenge
Perhaps take the stairs to your third-floor office. How about spending part of your lunch hour walking across campus. You could simply relax with some standing yoga.
Towards ethical global North-South relationships
To hell with good intentions. This was the title of a speech delivered in 1968 by Ivan Illich, an Austrian philosopher and social critic of contemporary Western culture, to the Conference of InterAmerican Student Projects. Illich warned of the dangers of paternalism...
Hachinski wins 2018 Killam Prize for pioneering work
Dr. Vladimir Hachinski believes medicine and art are unequivocally linked.
Massey named to head Student Experience
Jennie Massey knows she is right for this – and she’s ready to hit the ground running. Appointed to a five-year term as Associate Vice-President (Student Experience), starting Aug. 13, Massey brings to Western her extensive experience in the North American academic...
Wind tunnel officially takes its place in history
Peter King vividly...
Western scholars named among CRC ranks
Two Western researchers have been named Canada Research Chairs (CRC), a program which recognizes the country’s best scholars across disciplines, while a third research saw his chair elevated from a Tier 2 to a Tier 1. This now brings Western’s total number of CRCs to 41.
Read. Watch. Listen. with James Patten
Understanding that art does more than hang on walls, James Patten explains why he is the guy you want to invite over to the house on a free evening with a stack of LPs under his arm.
Project helps divert families from homelessness
A pilot project aimed at keeping families at risk of homelessness off of the streets is showing promising results thanks to diversion efforts that appear to be an effective measure at combatting the issue long-term, according to one Western researcher.
Western ready to step up to the Challenge
Perhaps take the stairs to your third-floor office. How about spending part of your lunch hour walking across campus. You could simply relax with some standing yoga.