Against the backdrop of an aging population, neurodegenerative diseases causing various types of dementia, such as Alzheimer’s disease, are predicted to double every 20 years. One of the challenges in curing Alzheimer’s is solving the riddle of why …
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Western grad receives national award for excellence in teaching
Paige Driscoll, MPEd‘23, recognized for her work tailoring curriculum to students’ culture, interests
Mapping with deep meaning: Preserving memory in El Salvador
Western teams build commemorations and capture history of Salvadoran Civil War
Nursing students promote cancer screening during volunteer placement
First cohort of Western program helps fill primary care gap in Thames Valley communities
Pride Library marks 25th anniversary as it reopens to public
Professor James Miller reflects on the role of the library and ‘what this space has meant’
‘Strive to do it all’: Science grad earns badminton laurels and top marks
Jacqueline Cheung, BSC’23, balances athletics, academics and volunteer work during her undergraduate degree
Social science student tailors degree for future in public health
Kathrina Goodwin completed summer internship at a hospital with a personal connection
Discover Western in 5 fun places
Explore campus through some of its best-kept secrets
For Western researcher, investigating missing Indigenous youths is ‘sacred task’
Rebekah Jacques is a member of the National Advisory Committee on Residential Schools Missing Children and Unmarked Burials
Western students experience TIFF, review films
FIMS Film Festival Critics Lab offers ‘huge’ personal and career opportunity
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
Western grad receives national award for excellence in teaching
Paige Driscoll, MPEd‘23, recognized for her work tailoring curriculum to students’ culture, interests
Mapping with deep meaning: Preserving memory in El Salvador
Western teams build commemorations and capture history of Salvadoran Civil War
Nursing students promote cancer screening during volunteer placement
First cohort of Western program helps fill primary care gap in Thames Valley communities
Pride Library marks 25th anniversary as it reopens to public
Professor James Miller reflects on the role of the library and ‘what this space has meant’
‘Strive to do it all’: Science grad earns badminton laurels and top marks
Jacqueline Cheung, BSC’23, balances athletics, academics and volunteer work during her undergraduate degree
Social science student tailors degree for future in public health
Kathrina Goodwin completed summer internship at a hospital with a personal connection
Discover Western in 5 fun places
Explore campus through some of its best-kept secrets
For Western researcher, investigating missing Indigenous youths is ‘sacred task’
Rebekah Jacques is a member of the National Advisory Committee on Residential Schools Missing Children and Unmarked Burials
Western students experience TIFF, review films
FIMS Film Festival Critics Lab offers ‘huge’ personal and career opportunity
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