Adam Purdy can’t remember a time when he wasn’t drawn to the pool. Born with arthrogryposis, a congenital condition affecting joints, the water was a natural form of rehabilitative therapy from a young age, but it wouldn’t be long before the heart …
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Work begins for Western’s new residence health and safety advisors
Unique program part of continued progress on student safety, sexual violence prevention
Free book teaches DIY for solar energy
Western prof Joshua Pearce promotes low-cost access to sun power
Study aims to visualize invisible injury
Researchers to use MRI to pinpoint moral injury effects in brains of health-care workers
Expert insight: Why social media companies need to be reined in
Guiding principles that centre children’s rights, guard personal data and protect from harmful content
Western welcomes USC recommendations for safer campus
Student input and engagement critical in the work to eliminate sexual and gender-based violence
Weldon reopens study spaces as revitalization continues
Partial library reopening to provide up to 500 extra seats ahead of mid-term exams
Schulich Medicine supports interdisciplinary education for med students
MD+ track allows future doctors to take ‘individualized’ approach to learning
Sarah Gallagher takes helm at Western Space
New director shares vision for interdisciplinary space research collaboration
Patch could give new life to weak heart
A new ultra-flexible cardiac patch may one day be used to restore function to a damaged heart following a cardiac arrest.
Western ranks 43rd in world for graduate employability
New global report places Western in top eight per cent of more than 670 institutions
Bringing open-source, sustainable tech to the fore
Interview with new John M. Thompson chair in information technology and innovation
From Cholera to COVID: New course melds past with present
Studying outbreaks of previous centuries, students gain context around uncertainty and change