London and area high school students from diverse backgrounds introduced to biomedical sciences
LATEST HEADLINES
Family inspires Western prof Sachindri Wijekoon
Occupational therapy researcher advances inclusion for older adult immigrants through community research
Mini-University introduces Indigenous youth to campus life at Western
Camp included cultural teachings, computer coding, visual art and recreation
Expert explainer: Biden is out; Harris is in. What’s next for the U.S. presidential race?
Western political science prof shares expertise on Kamala Harris’ new path
LATEST HEADLINES
Olympic connections: Western and the 2024 Summer Games
Experts, athletes and coaches share reflections and insights on the impact of the Olympic Games
Schulich X-LABS program empowers high school students
London and area high school students from diverse backgrounds introduced to biomedical sciences
Mini-University introduces Indigenous youth to campus life at Western
Camp included cultural teachings, computer coding, visual art and recreation
Family inspires Western prof Sachindri Wijekoon
Occupational therapy researcher advances inclusion for older adult immigrants through community research
Expert explainer: Biden is out; Harris is in. What’s next for the U.S. presidential race?
Western political science prof shares expertise on Kamala Harris’ new path
Schulich Medicine & Dentistry’s Alison Allan appointed associate vice-president (research)
Allan will support and expand research in medical and health sciences at Western
‘Incredible progress:’ Western neuroscientists reveal thoughts of brain-injured patients
Adrian Owen and Karnig Kazazian use brain activity patterns to predict survival rates of ICU patients
Madagascar field course rooted in relationships, reciprocity
Western anthropology students pair with Malagasy peers, study ecotourism, climate change
Expert insight: June heat wave caused by climate change
More than 100 locations across Canada set new heat records on June 19
Western News Interactive
Western professor Gordon “Oz” Osinski brought astronauts from the Canadian Space Agency and NASA to Kamestastin, also called Mistastin, in northern Labrador for planetary science and lunar geology training. It’s the perfect learning site because the crater and its rock formations – formed by the heat and impact of an asteroid 36 million years ago – mimic the conditions on the surface of the moon.
Western News Interactive
IN FOCUS
Sustainability
Western continues to promote sustainable practices and research while preserving the significant ecological diversity of its campus.
Ziploc, chip bag, protein bar wrapper? There’s a recycling box for that
Master’s student in biology expands snack wrapper recycling across Western’s campus