Dr. Marie Jeanne Ferrari was among just five women who received an MD in 1959
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Dr. Marie Jeanne Ferrari was among just five women who received an MD in 1959
The Don Wright Faculty of Music’s regular Friday concert series
continues Feb. 27 with a bit of a departure – chamber jazz.
The market crisis and lost pension investment revenues is forcing
more faculty members to delay retirement, says University of
Western Ontario Faculty Association (UWOFA) President Mike Carroll.
London Community Players is presenting “The Shadow
Box,” an award-winning meditation on death and life under
palliative care.
The University of Western Ontario will host a town hall meeting
next week for faculty, staff and students to discuss preliminary
budget recommendations, which include proposed tuition hikes,
continued graduate growth and reduced operating budgets.
A failed referendum vote has sent the University Students’
Council (USC) back to the drawing board to design a new proposal
for renovations to the University Community Centre.
At least seven of the eight women named this past week as the 2009
YMCA of Western Ontario Women of Excellence award winners are part
of the University of Western Ontario family.
Chemistry, French Studies, Biology, English and Women’s
Studies and Feminist are diverse disciplines with at least one
thing in common – faculty have been lauded for their teaching
brilliance with excellence in teaching awards.
Sisira Sarma’s interest in economics began as a young boy, while
shopping for fresh fruits and vegetables in his hometown of
Berhampur in India.
It is lunch hour and people are hurriedly making their way through
the UCC’s crowded atrium.
Like birthdays, anniversaries are occasions for reflection.
Talbot Theatre renovation tribute to Paul Davenport
In a first of its kind, Brescia University College is offering a
course on Indigenous spirituality taught by Dan and Mary Lou Smoke,
no stranger to many students on campus.