Award-winning playwright, librettist and theatre artist Anna Chatterton is joining Western as the incoming writer-in-residence for 2025-26. She brings decades of experience in theatre, opera and writing, as well as a strong passion for helping others tell …
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Neurofeedback can reduce symptoms and lead to remission in PTSD patients.
The uncertainty about when it’s best to resume schoolkids’ in-person learning could be clarified by conducting randomized trials.
Former Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz believes the Canadian economy will rebound, although some sectors will continue to struggle.
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Study shows the measles virus can potentially compromise the body’s ability to fight other infections.
2020 at Western will forever be known as a watershed.
Two projects, one mission: Spreading messages of cheer