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Here is the latest news about Western University.
Community groups celebrate Green Building, professor
Two unusual ‘green’ awards will be added to the shelves of the
Claudette MacKay-Lassonde Pavilion and Biology and Geography
Adjunct Professor Jane Bowles, having been recognized by the Urban
League of London with community awards.
CBC Radio personality honoured by Huron
Rick Cluff, host of a CBC Radio morning show in Vancouver, “The
Early Edition,” will be honoured by Huron University College on
Monday, June 14 as part of the Convocation celebrations.
Kneale new Brock Humanities dean
University of Western Ontario English professor Douglas Kneale has
accepted the position of Dean of Humanities at Brock University,
effective July 1.
Mustang football players, coaches pour coffee for Camp Day
Members of the Western Mustangs football team will be helping
support the Tim Hortons annual Camp Day fundraiser today at two
London locations.
Brescia wins top ASAC prize
Brescia University College has been recognized by the
Administrative Sciences Association of Canada (ASAC) for submitting
the best case studies developed as teaching tools for business
students.
New Centre for Human Immunology at Western
Why is it that some people pick up every cold or flu virus going
around, while others can be in the same room with those people and
yet never get sick?
Huron Golf Classic turns 30
Huron University College is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the
Huron Golf Classic and it promises to be a celebration full of fun,
fellowship and bragging rights for Huron alumni and friends.
Businesses need to think long-term about sustainable development
Business preferences for short term are hindering the response to
climate change.
MacDonald steps down as Robarts director
John MacDonald, Scientific Director at Robarts Research Institute,
is leaving the position he has held for two years to fully
concentrate on his research into stroke, Alzheimer’s disease and
prevention of brain cell loss.
Culham awarded NSERC fellowship
When we reach for a coffee mug, does our brain have to recognize it
as a cup in order for us to grasp it by the handle?
Leadership expert reveals lessons that saved his life
Trapped on a mountain in sub-zero temperatures following a tragic
accident, Denis Shackel survived the longest night of his life five
seconds at a time.
Ivey partners with Indian Institute of Management Bangalore
A new partnership between the Richard Ivey School of Business and
Indian Institute of Management Bangalore will drive collaborative
research, expanded PhD training and India-focused business cases
providing insight on major companies.