Western News welcomes summer with seven reads from the Western community to take you from the solstice to the sunny days of September. A Deadly Inheritance Kelley Armstrong, BA’91 In this new young adult thriller by bestselling author Kelley …
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Student raises cardiac arrest awareness, funds Western’s first outdoor defibrillator
Danijela Jelich turns ‘pain into purpose’ after father’s death
Climate and Sustainability Strategy marks new chapter at Western
Plan calls for behavioural shift, moving focus beyond sustainability toward a regenerative future
Western faculty, students perform at International Viola Congress in Paris
Repertoire inspired by Northern Tornadoes Project, premiered student composition
Every dollar counts: Western’s sustainable procurement program wins global award
Embedding social, environmental, ethical impact into buying decisions across campus
New year ushers in national, local honours for Western alumni
Order of Canada and Mayor’s New Year’s Honour List recipients announced
Greg Marshall retiring from Mustangs football
Decorated, dedicated coach led teams to nine Yates Cup titles, two Vanier Cup wins
Eight winter reads from the Western community
Fiction and non-fiction finds, from pets to poetry, business to basketball
Western launches new Centre for Bioethics
Consolidating bioethics expertise to advance collaborative research, learning opportunities
Daegu Opera House exchange showcases emerging artists, Western on world stage
Grad Hillary Tufford ‘resplendent’ in South Korea debut, Korean soloists perform on campus Dec. 5
Western maintains 4th spot in Canada, among top 1% globally for sustainability
University moves up 6 spots in QS Sustainability Rankings
Western student startup gives horse owners real-time readings of animals’ health
‘StableInsights’ aims to ‘revolutionize equine care’
Poison books at Western Libraries? Don’t panic!
Historical texts give new meaning to ‘judging a book by its cover’