Joint research between Western and Athabasca will focus on access to counselling for low-income Canadians
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Temi Akin-Aina answers call to deepen Western alumni experience
New associate vice-president, alumni relations understands transformative power of education
Researchers set to break new ground on ‘untapped’, alternative brain imaging technique
Western officially launches new Optical Neuroimaging Research Group
Researchers and students preserve and document El Salvador civil war memories
A Western team joined survivors and community members in creating a commemorative site to preserve the memory of lives lost in the Sumpul Massacre
Tumi Olaoye is shaping communities one experience at a time
From Nigeria to Western, the fourth-year student is determined to make difference
Western launches Memegwaanh Indigenous Learning Honour
New initiative will recognize students’ engagement in efforts towards Truth and Reconciliation during their time at Western
Western Heads East: From grassroots to global impact
How a 2002 speech by Stephen Lewis inspired faculty, staff and students to address the HIV/AIDS crisis
Carol Herbert, the late Stephen Blizzard, Canadian Medical Hall of Fame inductees
Former dean of Schulich Medicine & Dentistry, and aviation medical authority honoured as ‘icons in health leadership’
English grad bequeaths $10M in scholarships, largest gift ever to Faculty of Arts and Humanities
Bill Hodgins, BA’54, remembered as a man ‘big in stature, with a heart to match’
Western expert says flooding in Pakistan is ‘a disaster not seen before’
Professor emeritus Slobodan Simonovic answers questions on the flooding in Pakistan and the impact of climate change
Grad sets novel in London, at Western
Author Erica McKeen returns to campus Wednesday for creative writers speaker series
Expert insight: We are preventing some dementias now – But how?
Dr. Vladimir Hachinski says a positive approach to brain health may help reduce incidences of stroke, heart disease and dementia
Indigenous studies course focuses on “resilience and resistance”
First-year introductory course challenges narratives of victimization, trauma
Temi Akin-Aina answers call to deepen Western alumni experience
New associate vice-president, alumni relations understands transformative power of education
Researchers set to break new ground on ‘untapped’, alternative brain imaging technique
Western officially launches new Optical Neuroimaging Research Group
Researchers and students preserve and document El Salvador civil war memories
A Western team joined survivors and community members in creating a commemorative site to preserve the memory of lives lost in the Sumpul Massacre
Tumi Olaoye is shaping communities one experience at a time
From Nigeria to Western, the fourth-year student is determined to make difference
Western launches Memegwaanh Indigenous Learning Honour
New initiative will recognize students’ engagement in efforts towards Truth and Reconciliation during their time at Western
Western Heads East: From grassroots to global impact
How a 2002 speech by Stephen Lewis inspired faculty, staff and students to address the HIV/AIDS crisis
Carol Herbert, the late Stephen Blizzard, Canadian Medical Hall of Fame inductees
Former dean of Schulich Medicine & Dentistry, and aviation medical authority honoured as ‘icons in health leadership’
English grad bequeaths $10M in scholarships, largest gift ever to Faculty of Arts and Humanities
Bill Hodgins, BA’54, remembered as a man ‘big in stature, with a heart to match’
Western expert says flooding in Pakistan is ‘a disaster not seen before’
Professor emeritus Slobodan Simonovic answers questions on the flooding in Pakistan and the impact of climate change
Grad sets novel in London, at Western
Author Erica McKeen returns to campus Wednesday for creative writers speaker series
Expert insight: We are preventing some dementias now – But how?
Dr. Vladimir Hachinski says a positive approach to brain health may help reduce incidences of stroke, heart disease and dementia
Indigenous studies course focuses on “resilience and resistance”
First-year introductory course challenges narratives of victimization, trauma