It comes as no surprise that Western music professor adam patrick bell’s office is full of musical instruments, like the mandolin resting on top of an organ, or the electronic drum kit hooked up to headphones so he can play without the sound reverberating …
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Western first-year student and award recipient motivated to help others
Whitney Onoberhie is one of 20 Canadians to receive RBC Future Launch Scholarship for Black Youth
Expert insight: To improve drinking water quality in First Nation communities, a collaborative approach is important
Water servicing agreements should be viewed as only one component in the effort to address this historic problem
Expert insight: Canada needs a strategic plan to combat counterfeit goods
Policymakers and industry leaders should take a joint approach to safeguard consumers against fake and pirated products
Expert insight: Satellite data and the other type of smartphone data you might not know about
Satellite data isn’t collected and treated the same way location data are
Students brainstorm on practices, research during Ivey Sustainability Week
Event led by students aimed to bring sustainability issues to forefront of business school conversation
For new geography professor, working with local communities ‘is a dream’
Cortney Golkar-Dakin has researched energy impact assessment on Indigenous communities
Western researchers develop new open-source app for precise brain mapping
HippUnfold, a web-based tool, uses artificial intelligence to iron out the complex hippocampus for imaging
Professor Fred Longstaffe, five alumni appointed to Order of Canada
Western community members among 99 ‘trailblazers’ and new appointees
Western-led study shows cannabis use in teens linked with anxiety, memory loss
Research finds chronic adolescent cannabis exposure may harm emotional and cognitive brain development
Western Engineering receives $4 million in funding to improve urban climates
Project to develop tools to better assess buildings’ greenhouse gas emissions
Expert explainer: How the spotted lanternfly could wreak havoc on Canadian farmers
Western University biology professor Amanda Roe answers questions on how the invasive species could affect agriculture and how the public can help
Mustangs crowned Yates Cup champions
The 44-16 win over Queen’s gives Western a berth in the Mitchell Bowl Nov. 19
Western first-year student and award recipient motivated to help others
Whitney Onoberhie is one of 20 Canadians to receive RBC Future Launch Scholarship for Black Youth
Expert insight: To improve drinking water quality in First Nation communities, a collaborative approach is important
Water servicing agreements should be viewed as only one component in the effort to address this historic problem
Expert insight: Canada needs a strategic plan to combat counterfeit goods
Policymakers and industry leaders should take a joint approach to safeguard consumers against fake and pirated products
Expert insight: Satellite data and the other type of smartphone data you might not know about
Satellite data isn’t collected and treated the same way location data are
Students brainstorm on practices, research during Ivey Sustainability Week
Event led by students aimed to bring sustainability issues to forefront of business school conversation
For new geography professor, working with local communities ‘is a dream’
Cortney Golkar-Dakin has researched energy impact assessment on Indigenous communities
Western researchers develop new open-source app for precise brain mapping
HippUnfold, a web-based tool, uses artificial intelligence to iron out the complex hippocampus for imaging
Professor Fred Longstaffe, five alumni appointed to Order of Canada
Western community members among 99 ‘trailblazers’ and new appointees
Western-led study shows cannabis use in teens linked with anxiety, memory loss
Research finds chronic adolescent cannabis exposure may harm emotional and cognitive brain development
Western Engineering receives $4 million in funding to improve urban climates
Project to develop tools to better assess buildings’ greenhouse gas emissions
Expert explainer: How the spotted lanternfly could wreak havoc on Canadian farmers
Western University biology professor Amanda Roe answers questions on how the invasive species could affect agriculture and how the public can help
Mustangs crowned Yates Cup champions
The 44-16 win over Queen’s gives Western a berth in the Mitchell Bowl Nov. 19