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Remembering the Montreal 14
Students, faculty and staff gathered solemnly at different places on campus Thursday to commemorate the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women.
Report shows tragic patterns in domestic homicides
A new report examining five years of domestic homicides in Canada is a painful reminder of the social, criminal and public-health toll experienced by women, children and men every day.
Case studies skew women leaders’ roles: study
Despite the strong presence of women students in university business programs, women leaders are portrayed stereotypically – or not at all – in many business case studies, new research shows.
Times Higher Ed digital among new, free publications
Western faculty, staff and students now have access to the latest higher-education news from across the world, through free access to digital newsletters of Times Higher Education.
Kind Mail eases exam stress
More than 1,800 on- and off-campus students preparing for exams will be receiving postcards with personal messages from alumni as Western delivers its third year of Kind Mail.
Alumnus wins major prize for addiction work
Western alumnus Terry Robinson has won a prestigious award for his research into the neuropsychology of addiction.
Adoptive parents seek longer leave
Western researchers are leading a national push for 15 more weeks of work leave for adoptive parents as an important way to strengthen the bond between parents and their adopted children.
WindEEE’s El Damatty receives Ontario honour
Western Engineering professor Ashraf El Damatty has been honoured for his research in developing resilient structures that can withstand earthquakes and high winds.
Idea aims for available, affordable meds
The solution to a widespread shortage of certain antibiotics, painkillers and anesthetics is to declare national pharmacopoeia an issue of national security, says the editor-in-chief of the Canadian Journal of Surgery.
Read. Watch. Listen. with Chris Thompson
Chris Thompson answers three simple questions about his reading, viewing and listening habits by taking a turn on Read. Watch. Listen.
Business Cares food drive launched at Western
The Business Cares Food Drive is about Londoners making a difference with, and for, fellow Londoners. Western’s partnered program, Western Cares, starts Monday.
‘Escape box’ teaches teamwork
An ‘escape box’, developed by Nicole Campbell and John Kelly at the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, helps students work together to solve its puzzles within puzzles.