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Compassion for HIV patients drives Western alum
A leading physician and researcher in Trinidad and Tobago, Dr. Robert Jeffrey Edwards started career on front lines of AIDS epidemic
‘For the betterment of all:’ Western launches strategic plan to guide equity, diversity, inclusion, decolonization and accessibility work
Plan focuses on belonging and ensuring everyone can reach their full potential
10 winter reads by Western faculty and alumni
From history, hockey and current events to politics, poetry and picks for the kids
Expert explainer: Why is a cure for HIV so elusive?
Schulich researchers share progress and challenges in ending the HIV epidemic
Expert insight: World leaders must work to limit climate change related deaths
Study finds climate change could result in around one billion premature deaths by the end of the century
Dementia care at home: Western researchers help design new program for care partners
McCormick Mobile delivers dementia education at home
In photos: Western celebrates International Week
Cultural performances, educational activities, a cooking competition and informational fairs among the events
Expert insight: Western prof details Canada’s first rover mission to the moon
Lunar rover mission will explore the south polar region of the moon
Ivey grad Nadia Ladak reflects on entrepreneurship journey
Ladak co-founded a health startup called Marlow during her time at Western
Siebens Drake Research Institute retrofitted to improve energy efficiency, reduce emissions
Project replaced outdated chillers, connected building to Western’s energy loop, as part of overall effort to create low-carbon campus
All in the family: Father and his two children experience Ivey together
Dr. Ken Milne, daughter Zoë and son Ethan all studying at Ivey in different programs
Crafting her own narrative: Michelle Owusu-Ansah finds purpose in poetry and law
Western law student launched poetry collective ‘Spoken Culture’ to help artists
Compassion for HIV patients drives Western alum
A leading physician and researcher in Trinidad and Tobago, Dr. Robert Jeffrey Edwards started career on front lines of AIDS epidemic
‘For the betterment of all:’ Western launches strategic plan to guide equity, diversity, inclusion, decolonization and accessibility work
Plan focuses on belonging and ensuring everyone can reach their full potential
10 winter reads by Western faculty and alumni
From history, hockey and current events to politics, poetry and picks for the kids
Expert explainer: Why is a cure for HIV so elusive?
Schulich researchers share progress and challenges in ending the HIV epidemic
Expert insight: World leaders must work to limit climate change related deaths
Study finds climate change could result in around one billion premature deaths by the end of the century
Dementia care at home: Western researchers help design new program for care partners
McCormick Mobile delivers dementia education at home
In photos: Western celebrates International Week
Cultural performances, educational activities, a cooking competition and informational fairs among the events
Expert insight: Western prof details Canada’s first rover mission to the moon
Lunar rover mission will explore the south polar region of the moon
Ivey grad Nadia Ladak reflects on entrepreneurship journey
Ladak co-founded a health startup called Marlow during her time at Western
Siebens Drake Research Institute retrofitted to improve energy efficiency, reduce emissions
Project replaced outdated chillers, connected building to Western’s energy loop, as part of overall effort to create low-carbon campus
All in the family: Father and his two children experience Ivey together
Dr. Ken Milne, daughter Zoë and son Ethan all studying at Ivey in different programs
Crafting her own narrative: Michelle Owusu-Ansah finds purpose in poetry and law
Western law student launched poetry collective ‘Spoken Culture’ to help artists