Nathan Wang doesn’t consider public speaking his strong suit. So how did the fourth-year health sciences student end up on stage, alone, delivering a soliloquy about virtual health-care research? It’s all thanks to Storyhouse. Wang was in the …
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Amrit Ahluwalia named new executive director of Western Continuing Studies
Continuing higher ed expert aims to work across faculties to advance goals of learners, employers
Musical gallery weaves science and art in a symphony of tornadoes
Student composers create a world where tornadoes sing and science plays music
Professor and artist Soheila Esfahani designs coin for Royal Canadian Mint
Silver and gold coins celebrate culture and history of Iranian Canadians
Margaret Mutumba turns advocacy into action
Director of Western’s Frugal Biomedical Innovations is committed to promoting health-care equity in neglected populations
Meet the students behind podcast on Black community and health care
Students lead Black Aspiration Podcast, part of project by Western professor Cornel Grey
New scholarships support globally minded leaders in Western’s flagship arts & humanities program
John Dobson Foundation gift creates School for Advanced Studies in the Arts & Humanities Scholarship Program
Melting glaciers main muse for McIntosh installation by Paul Walde
Works by former London artist and Western grad explore impact of global warming
Book by Western writer-in-residence earns spot in national contest finals
Téa Mutonji’s Shut Up You’re Pretty chosen for Canada Reads shortlist
Students offer support, mentorship to medical and dental school applicants
ACCESS Inc. offers free application and interview guidance to under-represented students
Western research shows impact of nicotine vaping varies with age and sex
New study challenges belief that teens experience less severe withdrawal symptoms than adults
Students bring ancient Greek history to life in immersive role-playing course
Classical studies prof Bernd Steinbock uses award-winning, innovative teaching method, Reacting to the Past
‘One can enrich the other’: Humanities expand approach to coding in Western course
Programming course helps students connect code with real life
Amrit Ahluwalia named new executive director of Western Continuing Studies
Continuing higher ed expert aims to work across faculties to advance goals of learners, employers
Musical gallery weaves science and art in a symphony of tornadoes
Student composers create a world where tornadoes sing and science plays music
Professor and artist Soheila Esfahani designs coin for Royal Canadian Mint
Silver and gold coins celebrate culture and history of Iranian Canadians
Margaret Mutumba turns advocacy into action
Director of Western’s Frugal Biomedical Innovations is committed to promoting health-care equity in neglected populations
Meet the students behind podcast on Black community and health care
Students lead Black Aspiration Podcast, part of project by Western professor Cornel Grey
New scholarships support globally minded leaders in Western’s flagship arts & humanities program
John Dobson Foundation gift creates School for Advanced Studies in the Arts & Humanities Scholarship Program
Melting glaciers main muse for McIntosh installation by Paul Walde
Works by former London artist and Western grad explore impact of global warming
Book by Western writer-in-residence earns spot in national contest finals
Téa Mutonji’s Shut Up You’re Pretty chosen for Canada Reads shortlist
Students offer support, mentorship to medical and dental school applicants
ACCESS Inc. offers free application and interview guidance to under-represented students
Western research shows impact of nicotine vaping varies with age and sex
New study challenges belief that teens experience less severe withdrawal symptoms than adults
Students bring ancient Greek history to life in immersive role-playing course
Classical studies prof Bernd Steinbock uses award-winning, innovative teaching method, Reacting to the Past
‘One can enrich the other’: Humanities expand approach to coding in Western course
Programming course helps students connect code with real life