As we move through the world, our brains do more than plan our actions – they anticipate potential disruptions. A new Western study published in the high impact journal Nature reveals that we rely on sensory expectations to get prepared for unexpected di …
Former Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz believes the Canadian economy will rebound, although some sectors will continue to struggle.
Advocacy and activism can be exhausting but it’s less soul-searing than the systemic racism endured every day by Canadians who are Black, Indigenous and People of Colour.
His mother’s demand that he aim high led Worrell to Western, and to the top of the American Psychological Association.
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
Guo was one of only five scholarship recipients chosen from Canadian universities this year.
Several Western alumni and honorary degree recipients have been named to the Order of Canada.
What do beans, grape skins, chia seeds and activated charcoal have in common? For Giovanni Angelucci, HBA‘11, founder and CEO of Queen Street Bakery, these items are ingredients in his unique recipes for gluten-free bread products.
A first-ever health study of trans and non-binary Canadians of colour showed almost one-quarter of them experienced physical violence in the past five years.
Words 2020 – London’s literary and creative arts festival – launched on Nov. 6 and it’s 100-per-cent virtual as the world stays safe amidst the global pandemic.