Study of winter road salt tests multiple formulations against a variety of metals for performance, cost and harmful impacts
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Study of winter road salt tests multiple formulations against a variety of metals for performance, cost and harmful impacts
When it comes to improving the infrastructure on campus, a
renovation project to update windows doesn’t always garner much
excitement.
In Exit Lines, Joan Barfoot applies her genius for dark comedy to
that darkest stage of the human drama: old age, debility, and
death.
Canada’s justice minister and attorney general, Robert Nicholson,
will speak on “Canada’s justice agenda” on Friday at 10:30 a.m. in
the Moot Court Room as part of Western Law’s Distinguished Speaker
Series.
University of Western Ontario Civil and Environmental Engineering
students put their design skills to the test under the pressure of
satisfying one of the area’s biggest clients – the City of London.
Brescia University College is playing host to the Women Making
Change Conference on Friday in the Mother St. James Building at
Brescia.
An online campaign to raise funds for the Talbot Theatre renovation project, in honour of out-going president Paul Davenport, has been launched with all faculty and staff receiving an email encouraging their participation in this special initiative. Aiming to raise...
When a large corporation looks to create a stronger and more
dynamic workforce, training courses for managers are usually an
important part of the solution.
It’s only fitting the OUA West Final is to be decided by two teams
with a score to settle.
Mark Blagrave has been appointed as the next dean of the Faculty of
Arts and Social Science at Huron University College, effective July
1.
The University of Western Ontario invites faculty, staff and
students to participate in a public town hall meeting addressing
questions about the university budget Tuesday, March 3.
Why not share your most memorable moments as a Western student and
become the ‘Face of Western’.
Research gave Pat Davis his life back. After three failed kidney
transplants between 1988 and 1993, the Wallaceburg father was told
a fourth transplant was impossible.