The 2022 fall season brought with it numerous honours for the Western Mustangs, including four team championship banners, five coach of the year awards and one national Power Cheerleading Association banner win for the cheer team. Here are some of the t …
I really needed to send off this short note.
For the 50 librarians on strike, they are causing thousands of problems for students and normal working people who travel along Western Road (“Librarians, archivists take to picket lines,” Sept. 15).
I would like to make you understand the notion of ‘safe’ related to small probability values (“After Japan,” Sept. 15)
On Saturday, Sept. 24, more than 300 of Western’s students, staff and faculty will enter into the London community to help advance the mission of 32 non-profit community organizations.
I didn’t see it coming. Trite, I realize. It’s also embarrassing, even shameful for me to say all these years later. But honestly, I didn’t see it coming.
Postdoctoral scholars at Western are invited to participate in the first Postdoctoral Research Day, showcasing the breadth and depth of the research done by postdocs.
The Librarians and Archivists walking the picket lines at The University of Western Ontario might not be a large group, but motorists and commuters driving around campus have felt their presence.
As a business student, Melyssa Kerr worried she wouldn’t be able “to do good” when she joined a working world focused on the bottom line. But an experience abroad showed her passion for community service did not have to be relegated to a weekend hobby.
OK, so he’s not as eager to claim it today as he once was.
For the first time in 24 years, picketers line the main entrances at The University of Western Ontario campus.
Coming to campus is an exciting time for all students. You get to see old friends – or make new ones if it’s your first time here at Western – and it is something we all look forward to with the last days of summer slowly changing over to autumn.
It is disheartening as a Western alumnus to see Provost Janice Deakin’s seemingly heartfelt entreaty (“Message from the provost on negotiations,” Sept. 7) for the librarians/archivists to return to the negotiating table.
I really needed to send off this short note.
For the 50 librarians on strike, they are causing thousands of problems for students and normal working people who travel along Western Road (“Librarians, archivists take to picket lines,” Sept. 15).
I would like to make you understand the notion of ‘safe’ related to small probability values (“After Japan,” Sept. 15)
On Saturday, Sept. 24, more than 300 of Western’s students, staff and faculty will enter into the London community to help advance the mission of 32 non-profit community organizations.
I didn’t see it coming. Trite, I realize. It’s also embarrassing, even shameful for me to say all these years later. But honestly, I didn’t see it coming.
Postdoctoral scholars at Western are invited to participate in the first Postdoctoral Research Day, showcasing the breadth and depth of the research done by postdocs.
The Librarians and Archivists walking the picket lines at The University of Western Ontario might not be a large group, but motorists and commuters driving around campus have felt their presence.
As a business student, Melyssa Kerr worried she wouldn’t be able “to do good” when she joined a working world focused on the bottom line. But an experience abroad showed her passion for community service did not have to be relegated to a weekend hobby.
OK, so he’s not as eager to claim it today as he once was.
For the first time in 24 years, picketers line the main entrances at The University of Western Ontario campus.
Coming to campus is an exciting time for all students. You get to see old friends – or make new ones if it’s your first time here at Western – and it is something we all look forward to with the last days of summer slowly changing over to autumn.
It is disheartening as a Western alumnus to see Provost Janice Deakin’s seemingly heartfelt entreaty (“Message from the provost on negotiations,” Sept. 7) for the librarians/archivists to return to the negotiating table.