Online sexism is often dismissed as random – just a few bad comments or offensive jokes. But what appears scattered and spontaneous is increasingly structured, repeated and amplified in ways that make it far more influential. This shift can be und …
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Almost half Canadian dementia cases influenced by 12 lifestyle factors
Expert insight: Workplaces can better support menstruating workers
Research suggests one third of those who menstruate would consider using menstrual leave
Mustangs student-athletes give back to community
Western Mustangs have partnered with Boys and Girls Club of London since 2021
Western grad and dietitian brings Indigenous dishes to the table
Marley Fisher on a mission to make cultural and traditional foods more widely available
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Research team led by Noha Gomaa, backed by Canadian Institutes of Health Research grant
Mapping memories: Western geography class celebrates 50-year milestone
Western alum Terry Green reflects on five decades of connection with fellow geography grads
Western honours 483 scholar-athletes for academic achievement
Varsity athletes with averages over 80 per cent are recognized
Expert insight: World leaders must work to limit climate change related deaths
Study finds climate change could result in around one billion premature deaths by the end of the century
Mustangs women’s cross country team wins national championship
Coach Guy Schultz named provincial and national Coach of the Year after winning season
Ivey researcher studies shifting craft beer industry
Artisinal businesses must innovate to remain competitive, but the movement isn’t over
Dementia care at home: Western researchers help design new program for care partners
McCormick Mobile delivers dementia education at home
‘Most promising path:’ Using nature-based solutions to respond to climate change
Ivey Business School experts argue governments can lead the way with cheap, effective nature-based solutions