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Here is the latest news about Western University.

Russell tribute planned

The late Dr. Earl Russell will be the subject of a tribute dinner
and fundraiser June 12 to support Meals on Wheels.

Providing ‘images’ of the future

By providing researchers with unprecedented vision into the past,
present and future, new imaging technologies are helping us see
into our cells, our communities, our environment and even into our
solar system.

How to be the best lineman

As part of the East-West Bowl events at The University of Western
Ontario, youth aged 14 to 18 are encouraged to participate in the
Be the Best Lineman camp which will be held from May 8-10 at TD
Waterhouse Stadium.

Jeff Pacheco takes over women’s field hockey

Jeff Pacheco is the new University of Western Ontario Mustangs
women’s field hockey coach, taking over the reins of women’s field
hockey program from Brenyn Hodge, who recently stepped down to
focus on her family.

Opera world comes to Western

An elite and intense program in opera technique and repertoire
presented by the world’s best would appear to be custom-made for
divas.

Huron Theology convocation

Ten Huron University College students will be awarded the master of
divinity degree and four students will be awarded the lay
certificate in Theology on Thursday, May 7 at The University of
Western Ontario’s spring convocation.

Western stays course of pandemic plan

With no confirmed cases of A/H1N1 virus in the London-Middlesex
area, The University of Western Ontario continues to be proactive
about awareness and prevention.

Emergency training exercise Wednesday

The University of Western Ontario will be conducting an emergency
training exercise (Harmony 4) on campus Wednesday, May 6,
commencing at approximately 8:30 a.m. Parking and driving on campus
during the morning will be affected.

Two Mustangs selected in CFL draft

University of Western Ontario Mustangs offensive tackle Zachary
Pollari and linebacker Jason Kosec were taken in Saturday’s CFL
draft by Toronto and Edmonton, respectively.