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Expert explainer: Why screen kids for math skills?
Professor Daniel Ansari advocates for numeracy screening to track mathematical skills and address gaps
Venice Lagoon provides living laboratory for Western researchers studying climate change
Field research team investigates soil organisms for clues to Italian history
Western School of Health Studies director named to U.K. academy
Rachel Forrester-Jones elected to Fellowship of the Academy of Social Sciences
Western student turns everyday challenges into entrepreneurial impact
From women’s health to sustainability, Enya Law is redefining entrepreneurship
Schulich students aim to tackle rise in e-scooter injuries among youth
E-scooter injury prevention campaign inspires medical students
Western recruits renowned severe storm risk and resilience expert as Eddie Goldenberg Research Chair
Seth Guikema joins Western Engineering from the University of Michigan, bringing disaster analysis and AI expertise
Four Western researchers awarded fellowships in the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences
New CAHS Fellows will evaluate Canada’s most complex health challenges, recommend practical solutions
Expert insight: Burnout isn’t new – 18th‑century farm records show the same exhaustion
Western researcher Nathan TeBokkel explains how meaning of ‘burnout’ shifted from literal to figurative
‘Game on’ for AdaptAbilty network, co-founded by Western researchers
Platform builds connection and community through sport and exercise for people with disabilities
Western’s Community Legal Services moving to downtown London
Legal clinic staffed by Western University law students will relocate to core-area space shared with Fanshawe College
Leadership program inspires Schulich Dentistry students
Muntdr Madlol and Zahra Danaei chosen for American Dental Education Association Student Leaders for Social Change program
Expert insight: Why are we so obsessed with true crime? It’s not just morbid curiosity
Western professor of criminology and English literature explains psychological basis of true crime’s popularity