When Monica Gutierrez arrived in London, Ont., from Colombia at age 12, the city’s Latin American community helped her find a second home. Many affectionately called it “Londombia,” a nod to the Colombian families who had built a strong sense of b …
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Jeffrey Turnbull to medical grads: ‘You have a pact with society’
Western convocation begins Friday; first in-person grad ceremonies in two years
Marking a century of life-saving discoveries in diabetes care
Special feature highlights stories of researchers, patients
Math whiz enters Western with $80K Schulich Leaders award
Six high-achieving students earn prestigious scholarships to Western
Western community shares personal reasons for vaccination
Increasing COVID-19 vaccination rates key to stopping fourth wave
Western strengthens COVID-19 vaccine policy
Latest step further supports increased vaccination rates
Breaking up is hard to do
Bias towards ‘being in a relationship’ is the norm for most, study says
Western alumni support athletes’ Olympic dreams
Marnie McBean, David Shoemaker play key roles as Team Canada preps for competition.
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New international research offers insight on climate change impact on early humans’ size
Expert insights: Banned from the Tokyo Olympics for pot?
Letting athletes decide what drugs should be allowed in the Olympic Games
‘Our diversity is our strength’
Hadil Abdallah shares life-changing experience pursuing master’s in engineering in a new country
PhD graduate finds work-life balance is key
When not helping develop life-saving medications, Laura Russell finds solace in nature
Grit makes the grad
How Tyra Martens, BMOS’21, managed motherhood, pregnancy, work, and school, to achieve her goal of a university education