Reuben DeBoer’s final years of high school held many highlights. He was the school champion for both the Fermat and Hypatia math contests in Grade 11 and ranked in the top 25 per cent of all contestants for both competitions. A recognized leader, he orga …
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High school students showcase entrepreneurial skills at Shad Western
Month-long program culminated with pitches for innovative green energy products
Potter’s field project tells stories of forgotten community members
Western researchers search for information on unmarked graves
Expert insight: How to manage conflicts when parenting your teenagers in a digital era
There is widespread opinion that technology and social media use is harmful for young people
Western prepares to welcome 2024 Ontario Summer Games
Event expected to attract about 3,500 athletes, 6,000 spectators to London and campus
The power of sport: Western Olympians and Paralympian share their stories
Lessons from Western faculty members who competed in sports at the highest levels
Schulich X-LABS program empowers high school students
London and area high school students from diverse backgrounds introduced to biomedical sciences
Olympic connections: Western and the 2024 Summer Games
Experts, athletes and coaches share reflections and insights on the impact of the Olympic Games
Mini-University introduces Indigenous youth to campus life at Western
Camp included cultural teachings, computer coding, visual art and recreation
Schulich Medicine & Dentistry’s Alison Allan appointed associate vice-president (research)
Allan will support and expand research in medical and health sciences at Western
London, Western to host international university rowing event in 2026
FISU World University Rowing Championships come to Canada for first time
Fulfilling a ‘lifelong dream:’ Western coach and student Nate McKibbon heads to Olympics
Mustangs women’s basketball coach brings video analysis skills to Team Canada
Western hosts international education conference with professionals from around the globe
More than 1,400 attended four-day International Association for College Admission Counseling meeting
High school students showcase entrepreneurial skills at Shad Western
Month-long program culminated with pitches for innovative green energy products
Potter’s field project tells stories of forgotten community members
Western researchers search for information on unmarked graves
Expert insight: How to manage conflicts when parenting your teenagers in a digital era
There is widespread opinion that technology and social media use is harmful for young people
Western prepares to welcome 2024 Ontario Summer Games
Event expected to attract about 3,500 athletes, 6,000 spectators to London and campus
The power of sport: Western Olympians and Paralympian share their stories
Lessons from Western faculty members who competed in sports at the highest levels
Schulich X-LABS program empowers high school students
London and area high school students from diverse backgrounds introduced to biomedical sciences
Olympic connections: Western and the 2024 Summer Games
Experts, athletes and coaches share reflections and insights on the impact of the Olympic Games
Mini-University introduces Indigenous youth to campus life at Western
Camp included cultural teachings, computer coding, visual art and recreation
Schulich Medicine & Dentistry’s Alison Allan appointed associate vice-president (research)
Allan will support and expand research in medical and health sciences at Western
London, Western to host international university rowing event in 2026
FISU World University Rowing Championships come to Canada for first time
Fulfilling a ‘lifelong dream:’ Western coach and student Nate McKibbon heads to Olympics
Mustangs women’s basketball coach brings video analysis skills to Team Canada
Western hosts international education conference with professionals from around the globe
More than 1,400 attended four-day International Association for College Admission Counseling meeting