Western’s Don Wright Faculty of Music student and songwriter Ryder James has always loved songwriting, but the real spark came when he was seven years old. He was watching his brother’s baseball game when someone handed him a broken ukulele. “I …
Year: 2025
Western researchers use math to decipher how machine learning works
Team makes breakthrough in understanding how computer models can perform brain-like activities
Engineering student pursues dual passions in football and research
Riley Macleod’s interest in football wrist injuries sparked interdisciplinary research project at Western
Western alumni appointed to Order of Ontario
Engineer, retired judge, philanthropist and lawyer named to province’s highest honour
MD student brings mentorship to diverse med school applicants
Maud Ahmad created a free program to guide equity-deserving students interested in medicine
Expert insight: How communities can come together to address their problems
Researchers learn from other sectors of civil society just as communities learn from academics
Grazing ‘solar’ sheep offer lucrative solution for farmers, Western research shows
Agrivoltaics paired with sheep production makes nearly 100 per cent of land grazable
Western grad chases dreams after brain injury
Blair Hennessey fought back after multiple concussions to become a triathlete and physiotherapist
Western researcher earns posthumous recognition on Mayor’s honour list
Former education professor Claire Crooks, alumni Clark Bryan and Maureen Spencer Golovchenko among Londoners celebrated
Western water research drives sustainable global solutions
WesternWater Centre advances sustainable water management, treatment and environmental protection
Expert insight: Should Canada follow Australia and ban social media for teens?
Australia is the first country to implement a nationwide ban of social media for teens