Commemorative book ‘part history, part celebration, part view of the future’
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Toward a sustainable future through art and literature
Arts and humanities profs unravel the role that art and literature play in spurring action on climate change
Nurturing an inclusive culture: Western named a top Canadian employer for diversity
University makes Forbes’ list of 200 organizations leading the way in their workplaces
Indonesian students develop global citizenship by studying abroad at Western
International outreach brings high-achieving students from Indonesia to Western
Western News looks back: Celebrating 2024
Marking accomplishments and accolades across the university from the past 12 months
Expert insight: What Chrystia Freeland’s resignation means
Resignation comes weeks after steady reporting of internal strife and a looming cabinet shuffle
Schulich PhD candidate tackles mental health research, support
Kesavi Kanagasabai is passionate about improving schizophrenia research and mental well-being among her peers
Beemer to Tarjay: Ivey researcher explores brand nicknames
Zhe Zhang explains why brands shouldn’t use the nicknames coined by consumers
‘Change beyond the campus gates:’ Western-developed training purchased by City of London
Online education about antisemitism and Islamophobia developed by Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
‘Dementia doesn’t have to be your destiny:’ Western research shows influence of lifestyle factors
Almost half Canadian dementia cases influenced by 12 lifestyle factors
Western 4th in Canada, among top 2% in world for sustainability
Academic and campus sustainability efforts earn Western 94% score in QS Sustainability rankings
Compassion for HIV patients drives Western alum
A leading physician and researcher in Trinidad and Tobago, Dr. Robert Jeffrey Edwards started career on front lines of AIDS epidemic
Expert insight: Workplaces can better support menstruating workers
Research suggests one third of those who menstruate would consider using menstrual leave
Western local government program celebrates 50 years
Commemorative book ‘part history, part celebration, part view of the future’
Toward a sustainable future through art and literature
Arts and humanities profs unravel the role that art and literature play in spurring action on climate change
Nurturing an inclusive culture: Western named a top Canadian employer for diversity
University makes Forbes’ list of 200 organizations leading the way in their workplaces
Indonesian students develop global citizenship by studying abroad at Western
International outreach brings high-achieving students from Indonesia to Western
Western News looks back: Celebrating 2024
Marking accomplishments and accolades across the university from the past 12 months
Expert insight: What Chrystia Freeland’s resignation means
Resignation comes weeks after steady reporting of internal strife and a looming cabinet shuffle
Schulich PhD candidate tackles mental health research, support
Kesavi Kanagasabai is passionate about improving schizophrenia research and mental well-being among her peers
Beemer to Tarjay: Ivey researcher explores brand nicknames
Zhe Zhang explains why brands shouldn’t use the nicknames coined by consumers
‘Change beyond the campus gates:’ Western-developed training purchased by City of London
Online education about antisemitism and Islamophobia developed by Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
‘Dementia doesn’t have to be your destiny:’ Western research shows influence of lifestyle factors
Almost half Canadian dementia cases influenced by 12 lifestyle factors
Western 4th in Canada, among top 2% in world for sustainability
Academic and campus sustainability efforts earn Western 94% score in QS Sustainability rankings
Compassion for HIV patients drives Western alum
A leading physician and researcher in Trinidad and Tobago, Dr. Robert Jeffrey Edwards started career on front lines of AIDS epidemic