Natalie Zemon Davis has spent a lifetime showing history is far more than kings, queens, wars and politics. History is peasants, artisans, actors, Catholic nuns, Jewish linguists. It is the enslaved man in Suriname seeking emancipation; the 16th-cent …
Richard Ivey School of Business Dean Carol Stephenson, along with five Western alumnae, have been named among Canada’s most influential women, according to Women of Influence Magazine.
Wars both ‘hot’ and ‘cold’ played a significant role for more than 60 years in the affairs of Western, specifically in the life plans of its faculty, staff, students and alumni, but also through the impact on growth and capabilities of the university.
Joseph Rotman challenged graduates as he was officially installed as Western’s 21st chancellor during the university’s 300th convocation last week.
Western administrators have kicked off the process to renew the university’s strategic plan. And they are turning to the university community for help.
Frazer Mac (BA’10) has a winning formula for songwriting. And last week, it nabbed the Popular Music Studies alumnus the Best Electronic artist title at the Toronto Independent Music Awards (TIMA).
For thousands of graduates, Western helped create a solid foundation for their future. For Bill Mara, HBA’56, he helped construct a solid foundation for Western.
Safe to say Jim McLauchlan’s memory is bang on when it comes to the history of Mustangs football. After all, he’s had a few games to choose from.
With his recent move to London’s City Hall, Art Zuidema’s career has come full circle. The Western alumnus and former director of corporate initiatives with the city of Hamilton took up a new post as London’s city manager on Aug. 13.
One of the country’s top business leaders and a Canadian international business law firm have joined forces to further enhance Western university’s renowned research and teaching of corporate law.
Forbes magazine has ranked Margaret Chan, BA’73, MD’77, DSc’99, World Health Organization (WHO) director-general, as the world’s 37th most powerful woman on the magazine’s 100 Women Who Rule the World list.
Western staff, students and alumni have been in the limelight – or in the case of rower Lesley Thompson-Willie (BA’82, Bed’83) the silver light – at the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London.
Two first-year Western students left London in early May to spend their summer pedalling their way across the country to raise awareness for prostate cancer.
Richard Ivey School of Business Dean Carol Stephenson, along with five Western alumnae, have been named among Canada’s most influential women, according to Women of Influence Magazine.
Wars both ‘hot’ and ‘cold’ played a significant role for more than 60 years in the affairs of Western, specifically in the life plans of its faculty, staff, students and alumni, but also through the impact on growth and capabilities of the university.
Joseph Rotman challenged graduates as he was officially installed as Western’s 21st chancellor during the university’s 300th convocation last week.
Western administrators have kicked off the process to renew the university’s strategic plan. And they are turning to the university community for help.
Frazer Mac (BA’10) has a winning formula for songwriting. And last week, it nabbed the Popular Music Studies alumnus the Best Electronic artist title at the Toronto Independent Music Awards (TIMA).
For thousands of graduates, Western helped create a solid foundation for their future. For Bill Mara, HBA’56, he helped construct a solid foundation for Western.
Safe to say Jim McLauchlan’s memory is bang on when it comes to the history of Mustangs football. After all, he’s had a few games to choose from.
With his recent move to London’s City Hall, Art Zuidema’s career has come full circle. The Western alumnus and former director of corporate initiatives with the city of Hamilton took up a new post as London’s city manager on Aug. 13.
One of the country’s top business leaders and a Canadian international business law firm have joined forces to further enhance Western university’s renowned research and teaching of corporate law.
Forbes magazine has ranked Margaret Chan, BA’73, MD’77, DSc’99, World Health Organization (WHO) director-general, as the world’s 37th most powerful woman on the magazine’s 100 Women Who Rule the World list.
Western staff, students and alumni have been in the limelight – or in the case of rower Lesley Thompson-Willie (BA’82, Bed’83) the silver light – at the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London.
Two first-year Western students left London in early May to spend their summer pedalling their way across the country to raise awareness for prostate cancer.