When Noah Matsakawo-Fugar, BMSc’25, began his undergraduate degree at Western University, he did not imagine he would emerge as a leader at a local manufacturer, start a new club or work in a full-time supervisory role right aft …
Featured 1
Marking a Canadian first: Robotic-assisted spinal surgery
LHSC team led by Schulich Medicine & Dentistry’s Dr. Victor Yang performs successful direct lateral spine surgery
Western Libraries launches new app with thousands of historical air photos
Aerial shots across southwestern Ontario capture deep local history
Three new Distinguished University Professors named at Western
Frank Beier, Carolyn McLeod, Michelle Mottola join the highest ranks of the President’s Honour Roll
Artists, researchers examine the role of AI in creativity
Alice Munro Chair in Creativity, Sheila Heti, shares her experience writing with a chatbot
Expert insight: Measles, contagious yet preventable – outbreaks, symptoms, complications
Measles usually begins with fever, runny nose, conjunctivitis (red watery eyes), sore throat and coughing
Six new Canada Research Chairs named at Western
Research by new CRCs spans engineering, health sciences, music and science
‘Zero chance’ infamous Apophis collides with another asteroid, redirects to Earth
Western astronomer calculates paths of all known asteroids to rule out planetary impact
Researchers transform understanding of nicotine’s impact on the adolescent brain
Schulich team examines link of e-cigarettes, vapes with mood and anxiety disorders
Researchers find destruction of oceans’ worth of water per month in Orion Nebula
Western astrophysicists in team examining James Webb images from distant space system
Study explores why South Asians have higher rates of heart disease
Team led by researchers from Western, St. Michael’s Hospital and U of T finds deficient vessel repair a major factor
“The wheel that drives humanity”: Schulich resident alum on menstruation shame, myths
Dr. Jen Gunter’s latest book aims to inform people, combat stigma about menstrual cycle
Research team examines who’s most likely to move to rural Canada
Western research shows newcomers, non-white immigrants more likely to settle in cities