When Karen Wen told her family and friends she was spending her summer hunting for poison books within Western Libraries, they were shocked. “You’re touching poison?” they asked Wen, whose work involved no risk of harm. Wen laughs now but appre …
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Western study reveals brain’s predictive power
Researchers find neurons don’t wait for challenges to arise, they plan how to react
Western students travel coast to coast to uncover solutions for women veterans facing homelessness
Team led by Cheryl Forchuk gathering first-hand accounts to inform change
Cancer research to comms: MMJC grad aims for impact
Garth Finch fell in love with turning complicated topics into meaningful stories
Neuroscience PhD studies what the body remembers
Breanne Kearney graduates with Governor General’s Gold Medal for outstanding scholastic achievement
Schulich grad follows passion for public health
Elizabeth Xue captivated by power to shape policy and improve lives
Western researchers suggest workplace savings accounts as solution to financial stress
Canada’s Financial Wellness Lab aims to tackle billions lost in productivity
Western researchers receive $3.4M from Canada Foundation for Innovation
Fourteen projects will investigate solutions for pressing national, global challenges
Canadian study reveals where HIV hides in different parts of body
Western researchers study virus by investigating rare tissue samples from early years of pandemic
Schulich prof inducted into Canadian Medical Hall of Fame
Dr. Robert Hegele driven by patients, improving lives
Wolves fear human ‘super predator’ – for good reason
New Western-led study shows human-wolf conflict based on finding food
Western among top global universities for alumni entrepreneurial success
PitchBook annual university rankings show Western’s strength in training entrepreneurs
Tessa Virtue inspires Ivey students with lessons on failure, purpose
Olympian shares wisdom during Ivey HBA Leadership Day