When Noah Matsakawo-Fugar, BMSc’25, began his undergraduate degree at Western University, he did not imagine he would emerge as a leader at a local manufacturer, start a new club or work in a full-time supervisory role right aft …
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Expert insight: Abuse in Canadian sports highlights gender and racial inequities
Critics say the Canadian government has been slow to address allegations of sexual abuse in sporting bodies
Western study explores how beliefs about partners affect health of relationships
Clinical psychology professor leads examination of how couples interpret each other’s daily behaviours
Western researchers unveil stunning stained-glass artwork in online gallery
From Tiffany & Co. windows to intricate banners, collection hosted by Western explores rich history of artwork across campus and throughout London, Ont.
From English essay to EP: Western student Ariana Fig celebrates new release, Maroon
The Indie artist performs at TAP Centre for Creativity this weekend
Expert insight: New regulations on migrant farm workers should tackle power imbalances
Conditions of employment under Canada’s temporary foreign worker program can cause challenges to workers’ health, rights, and survival
Study shows how personal stories of health risks got students to stop vaping
Results could be useful for curbing other harmful behaviours among youth, says researcher
Researcher advocates for equity in children’s hearing health care
Professor Marlene Bagatto sees opportunity to address deficiencies in Canadian health program
Weldon Library celebrates revitalized look with grand reopening
New two-storey student learning commons, increased seating and family room highlight refreshed space
‘Designed by students for students’, Western Wellness Hub launches on campus
New mental health program fosters connection and peer support by sharing lived experiences
Ivey Business School observes centennial with celebrations, community outreach
Milestone is also time to reflect on its legacy and future, says dean Sharon Hodgson
Milk consumption increased ancient human body size, study finds
Researchers compared skeletons from archaeological sites spread over 25,000 years
Expert insight: FAQ on COVID-19 subvariant XBB.1.5
XBB.1.5 is rapidly spreading across the globe and will likely become the next dominant COVID-19 subvariant