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HIV/AIDS vaccine nears human testing
Work on the Western-developed HIV/AIDS vaccine has cleared its
latest hurdle with successful animal toxicology testing and opened
the way for the human toxicology phase.
Mental toughness and year-end exams
A recent study from University of Western Ontario researcher Tony
Vernon could shed some light on the mental toughness required of
students during stressful year-end exam time.
Women’s Studies thriving, adds PhD to program
Administrators within the Department of Women’s Studies and
Feminist Research (WSFR) at The University of Western Ontario say
their program has “really come of age” with the new
addition of a PhD program expected to begin in September.
Whalley, Feagan claim top Western research prize
While internal medicine and international trade may seem on
opposite sides of the spectrum, two of the top minds in these
fields will share the spotlight as winners of the 2009 Hellmuth
Prize for Achievement in Research.
Looking back and#8230; 3.5 billion years
New state-of-the-art equipment funded by the Canada Foundation for
Innovation (CFI) will allow researchers at The University of
Western Ontario to look back more than 3.5 billion years at the
chemistry of the planet’s crust.
What’s it worth to you?
Would you like to know the value of a family heirloom?
Ignatieff rejects student loan forgiveness
When it comes to student debt forgiveness, Michael Ignatieff says
count him out.
Four Mustangs suiting up for all-star game
Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) announced this week four
Mustang football team members will be playing in the 2009 East-West
Bowl on May 9, hosted by The University of Western Ontario.
Campus Digest – April 16, 2009
GO TO BED (AND BREAKFAST)
Close but and#8230;
University of Western Ontario sociology professor Anton Allahar came close, but he will not take home this year's title of TVO's Best Lecturer. Rod Carley of Canadore College in North Bay was named the winner. The announcement was made during the show's April 11...
Mustang athletes shone in 2008-09
Nine Ontario championships.
Poetry heads for the woods
University of Western Ontario Associate Professor Cornelia Hoogland
is among the many Canadian poets adding her voice to the discussion
of environmentalism issues, such as global warming and ecological
destruction.
Students explore London’s vibrant 1960s art scene
The University of Western Ontario Visual Arts Department is talking
a walk down memory lane to visit the sights and sounds of
London’s artistic movement during the 1960s.
HIV/AIDS vaccine nears human testing
Work on the Western-developed HIV/AIDS vaccine has cleared its
latest hurdle with successful animal toxicology testing and opened
the way for the human toxicology phase.
Mental toughness and year-end exams
A recent study from University of Western Ontario researcher Tony
Vernon could shed some light on the mental toughness required of
students during stressful year-end exam time.
Women’s Studies thriving, adds PhD to program
Administrators within the Department of Women’s Studies and
Feminist Research (WSFR) at The University of Western Ontario say
their program has “really come of age” with the new
addition of a PhD program expected to begin in September.
Whalley, Feagan claim top Western research prize
While internal medicine and international trade may seem on
opposite sides of the spectrum, two of the top minds in these
fields will share the spotlight as winners of the 2009 Hellmuth
Prize for Achievement in Research.
Looking back and#8230; 3.5 billion years
New state-of-the-art equipment funded by the Canada Foundation for
Innovation (CFI) will allow researchers at The University of
Western Ontario to look back more than 3.5 billion years at the
chemistry of the planet’s crust.
What’s it worth to you?
Would you like to know the value of a family heirloom?
Ignatieff rejects student loan forgiveness
When it comes to student debt forgiveness, Michael Ignatieff says
count him out.
Four Mustangs suiting up for all-star game
Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) announced this week four
Mustang football team members will be playing in the 2009 East-West
Bowl on May 9, hosted by The University of Western Ontario.
Campus Digest – April 16, 2009
GO TO BED (AND BREAKFAST)
Close but and#8230;
University of Western Ontario sociology professor Anton Allahar came close, but he will not take home this year's title of TVO's Best Lecturer. Rod Carley of Canadore College in North Bay was named the winner. The announcement was made during the show's April 11...
Mustang athletes shone in 2008-09
Nine Ontario championships.