Nataleah Hunter-Young got a job pre-screening films at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2017, an entrance into the industry that “became very addictive, very fast.” Now, still working as an international programmer at TIFF, Hunter-Young …
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Riverfest returns to Western campus, with focus on water justice
Multimedia art exhibit, coffee house, water walk among events to celebrate Antler River
Registration now open for free climate change action course
The award-winning offering will be available to adult learners through Coursera
Western PhD students named Vanier scholars
Four candidates recognized for leadership, scholarly achievement
New projects aim to help carve new paths for Black youth
Professor Godwin Arku among Western recipients of SSHRC grants
STEM camp introduces young women to engineering
‘Just for Girls’ provides mentoring, hands-on learning opportunities
Western to build two new residence buildings
University Drive undergraduate residence and Platt’s Lane apartment building will offer on-campus housing to about 1,000 students
Sheila Heti named new Alice Munro Chair in Creativity
Award-winning playwright and author returns to Western to teach and inspire
Western’s new Indigenous artist-in-residence brings multi-hued approach to traditional creations
Master beadwork artist Leith Mahkewa channels her Oneida, Chippewa and Tewa heritage to address contemporary motifs
Art exhibit reimagines T.S. Eliot’s ‘The Waste Land’ in times of climate change
Master’s student curates collaboration inspired by landmark 1922 poem
Western researchers discover molecule with promise to enhance vaccine efficacy
Findings have significant implications for strengthening the global response to current and future viral threats
Western prof seeks to make school safer for trans kids
Wayne Martino studies trans-affirmative education, including what students and teachers need to thrive
Western grad follows the bears to write new book
Environmental journalist Gloria Dickie reflects on the journey of Eight Bears and her roots in London, Ont.
Riverfest returns to Western campus, with focus on water justice
Multimedia art exhibit, coffee house, water walk among events to celebrate Antler River
Registration now open for free climate change action course
The award-winning offering will be available to adult learners through Coursera
Western PhD students named Vanier scholars
Four candidates recognized for leadership, scholarly achievement
New projects aim to help carve new paths for Black youth
Professor Godwin Arku among Western recipients of SSHRC grants
STEM camp introduces young women to engineering
‘Just for Girls’ provides mentoring, hands-on learning opportunities
Western to build two new residence buildings
University Drive undergraduate residence and Platt’s Lane apartment building will offer on-campus housing to about 1,000 students
Sheila Heti named new Alice Munro Chair in Creativity
Award-winning playwright and author returns to Western to teach and inspire
Western’s new Indigenous artist-in-residence brings multi-hued approach to traditional creations
Master beadwork artist Leith Mahkewa channels her Oneida, Chippewa and Tewa heritage to address contemporary motifs
Art exhibit reimagines T.S. Eliot’s ‘The Waste Land’ in times of climate change
Master’s student curates collaboration inspired by landmark 1922 poem
Western researchers discover molecule with promise to enhance vaccine efficacy
Findings have significant implications for strengthening the global response to current and future viral threats
Western prof seeks to make school safer for trans kids
Wayne Martino studies trans-affirmative education, including what students and teachers need to thrive
Western grad follows the bears to write new book
Environmental journalist Gloria Dickie reflects on the journey of Eight Bears and her roots in London, Ont.