In communities and classrooms around the country, Western history professor Jonathan Vance’s First World War postcard project is teaching a new generation about the everyday people who fought in one of the world’s deadliest wars. Vance completed …
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Don Wright Faculty of Music develops talent in High School Vocal Competition
Students grow vocal skills through musical kinship and personal feedback
‘Bilateral cooperation:’ U.S. Consul General Baxter Hunt visits Western
Collaboration between Western and U.S. institutions serves researchers, students, public
Middle Age ‘trash’ Western research team’s treasure
Medieval manuscript fragments, once buried in bindings of early books, offer ‘window into the past’
‘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
In photos: Western celebrates fall convocation
Six fall convocation ceremonies were held at Alumni Hall
Western’s surplus food fuels community organizations in need
Campus and community partners use Second Harvest online platform to rescue excess food
‘Braiding Sweetgrass’ author Robin Wall Kimmerer’s Western visit a ‘dream come true’
Renowned biologist honoured guest at harvest lunch and field class based on her best-selling book
Western to recognize Tanzanian activist Maimuna Kanyamala with honorary degree
The “Tanzania Woman of Courage” award recipient will be celebrated during fall convocation
Author and lawyer joins Western as 2024-25 writer-in-residence
Saeed Teebi hopes to build connections, community
‘Planting seeds’: Western, community partner collaborate to cultivate Indigenous food sovereignty
‘It’s not just about feeding people, but also reconnecting them with their ancestral knowledge and practices’
Meet Jules Lee: Western’s 2024-25 student writer-in-residence
“Finding community in writing and in life is really encouraging”
Interdisciplinary team explores London’s unique approach to addressing homelessness
Research and evaluation assess how the Whole of Community Response is meeting its goals
Don Wright Faculty of Music develops talent in High School Vocal Competition
Students grow vocal skills through musical kinship and personal feedback
‘Bilateral cooperation:’ U.S. Consul General Baxter Hunt visits Western
Collaboration between Western and U.S. institutions serves researchers, students, public
Middle Age ‘trash’ Western research team’s treasure
Medieval manuscript fragments, once buried in bindings of early books, offer ‘window into the past’
‘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
In photos: Western celebrates fall convocation
Six fall convocation ceremonies were held at Alumni Hall
Western’s surplus food fuels community organizations in need
Campus and community partners use Second Harvest online platform to rescue excess food
‘Braiding Sweetgrass’ author Robin Wall Kimmerer’s Western visit a ‘dream come true’
Renowned biologist honoured guest at harvest lunch and field class based on her best-selling book
Western to recognize Tanzanian activist Maimuna Kanyamala with honorary degree
The “Tanzania Woman of Courage” award recipient will be celebrated during fall convocation
Author and lawyer joins Western as 2024-25 writer-in-residence
Saeed Teebi hopes to build connections, community
‘Planting seeds’: Western, community partner collaborate to cultivate Indigenous food sovereignty
‘It’s not just about feeding people, but also reconnecting them with their ancestral knowledge and practices’
Meet Jules Lee: Western’s 2024-25 student writer-in-residence
“Finding community in writing and in life is really encouraging”
Interdisciplinary team explores London’s unique approach to addressing homelessness
Research and evaluation assess how the Whole of Community Response is meeting its goals