For third-year law student and spoken word poet Michelle Owusu-Ansah, attending law school is a childhood dream realized. “I’ve wanted to be a lawyer since age five,” said Owusu-Ansah. “I remember my parents asking me what I wanted to do. I turn …
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Western PhD candidate studies impact of smartphone use in youth
Sarah Alakshar uses diverse cultural experiences to deepen her research
Expert insight: The parallels of England’s Little Ice Age to modern climate change
More than 1,800 unique weather observations discovered in historical documents, diaries, letters
Expert insight: Will the NFL reveal a double standard on athlete protest?
There’s little evidence to support the argument that Americans want sports and politics to remain separate
Expert insight: Children learn resilience from coping with difficulties
It is well documented that not all forms of adversity are inherently “bad” for children
Western grads receive Governor General’s Gold Medal
Prestigious medal awarded for academic excellence at the graduate level
‘True spirit of Ivey’: Business students make record donation to London Food Bank
Ivey Cup Challenge generates donation of 40,000 non-perishable food items, doubling last year’s contribution
Expert insight: The Menendez brothers’ case and the moral paradox of true crime
True crime has shown both the willingness and ability to change official narratives, for better or worse
Western students win international undergraduate competition
The Global Undergraduate Awards name both global and regional winners from Western
Schulich grad Netri Kalra explores public health in northern Canada
Now working in the Northwest Territories as a population health analyst, Kalra supports environmental health and epidemiology units
Expert insight: Jessica Campbell’s NHL coaching gig marks a pivotal turning point
Campbell’s story serves as a reminder of the challenges women coaches face
Expert insight: Addressing online gender violence requires both culture and policy change
Women are more likely than men to experience any type of risk online
Western PhD candidate’s internet addiction research earns national recognition
Education researcher wins National Student Paper Competition