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In photos: Western hosts Special Olympics Ontario School Championships
Friendly competition, inclusion celebrated at Canada’s largest multi-sport games for people with intellectual disabilities
Expert insight: Why tipping fatigue is growing in Canada
Negative consumer reaction to expanded tipping shows context is everything
Landmark gift at Western will accelerate discoveries in brain health
Frank and Janice Lochan support new chair in neuroimaging research to improve future treatment of neurodegenerative disease
Western joins national network of high-powered digital research infrastructure
Distributed Storage and Compute Grid boosts AI research capacity and keeps data in Canada
Clinical trials led by Western researchers in London, Ont. improve patient care
Collaborative research advances new therapies and technologies
Expert insight: We need international collaboration on space governance
Rising human activity, including large satellite constellations, disrupt space environment
Who gets to make music? Western PhD candidate challenges ableist instrument design
Ran Jiang inspired students in China to rethink accessibility in music education
Health sciences grad develops nutrition app for people with developmental disabilities
Experiential learning leads to practical tool, community impact
Expert insight: Everyday sexist online language is not random – and that’s the problem
Organized pattern of sexist messages appear across digital platforms
Expert insight: World Cup team reflects Canadian identity
Canada’s men’s soccer team is a diverse squad whose players embody stories of immigration
Western researchers centre human experience in mobility, agriculture technology
Professors Pooja Viswanathan and Marcus Drover among recipients of New Frontiers in Research Fund grants
Western gains two new Canada Research Chairs, three renewals
From migrating birds to green hydrogen, researchers respond to changing world