When Garth Finch came to Western to pursue a bachelor of medical sciences, he never imagined he’d end up in the world of communications. He thought he’d spend his career in the lab. During his undergraduate degree, when he earned an honours specia …
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Western tops Canadian universities in global rating program
QS Stars awards 5 Stars Plus rating to Western, one of only 20 institutions worldwide to obtain the score
Enjoy ‘day of discovery’ with award-winning Western team at Science Rendezvous
Best of university’s science, technology, engineering, arts and math on display on May 13 in kid-friendly format
Western study uncovers toll of economic abuse on rural women
Challenges of gender-based violence in rural settings include loss of income, isolation, absence of financial autonomy
Western hosts plant-based culinary training with peer institutions
Nearly half of all foods offered at Western’s dining halls will be vegan by 2024
Build, expand, recruit: Budget 2023-24 paves way for further impact
New spending in $896-million operating budget takes Western’s strategic plan to next level
Western earns award for cultivating unique student strengths
Gallup honours campus-wide work to drive personal and professional growth with CliftonStrengths program
‘Water connects us all’: Campus naturalization effort fortifies Medway Creek banks
Live staking by students, faculty, First Nations water keepers promotes climate resiliency
The power of dreams can change everything, Western prof says
Online catalogue of dreams has turned into a popular podcast, a record deal and global collaborations
From rare turtles to nocturnal bird, new project discovers Western is home to more than 1,200 species
Biodiversity inventory built by community over the last year shows stunning range of life on campus
These shoes are made for walking: Downtown field trip helps students connect to local politics
Tour highlights key London, Ont. landmarks, history and changes brought by pandemic
‘Make the world better’: Presidential address stresses community connections
More than 500 guests attend Engage Western event to hear from university leaders, students, researchers
‘A purpose to staying behind:’ Western prof studies health of children born to genocide survivors in Rwanda
Glorieuse Uwizeye survived the genocide against Rwanda’s Tutsi people. Her research promotes global health equity and gives voice to those carrying effects of 1994 massacre