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Common procedure heightens risk for hysterectomy, Western researchers find
Gynaecological surgery to address abnormal bleeding associated with future hysterectomy
Two Western alumni representing Canada at 2024 G20 Youth Summit
Eunice Oladejo, Lauren Allison among five Canadians and 145 delegates meeting in Brazil
The power of sport: Western Olympians and Paralympian share their stories
Lessons from Western faculty members who competed in sports at the highest levels
Expert insight: Criminalizing coercive control could further victimize women
Coercive control involves tactics of domination, isolation, manipulation, intimidation and fear
Education prof leads the way with behaviour science for inclusion
Nicole Neil develops first online doctoral program for applied behaviour analysts in Ontario
Expert insight: Death of a child with a disability at school sparks calls for action
Western education professor Jacqueline Ann Specht shares insights
Expert explainer: Will the Bank of Canada lower interest rates?
Western expert explains why the time may be right for a modest interest rate cut
Science Rendezvous returns to Western May 11
Graduate students organize day of all-ages fun to promote science, technology, engineering, arts and math
Expert insight: Extreme environments coded into genomes of extremophiles
Genome of organisms living in extreme conditions reveal information about type of environment they thrive in
Brescia, Western approve integration
Plan honours Brescia’s legacy and unique programs; ensures smooth transitions for students, faculty and staff
Expert insight: COP28: How 7 policies could help save a billion lives by 2100
Each policy will help reduce carbon emissions, preventing associated climate change and premature deaths
Research shows how leaders can break down “benevolent marginalization”
Western prof co-authors paper on how firms’ EDI initiatives often affect disadvantaged groups negatively
Common procedure heightens risk for hysterectomy, Western researchers find
Gynaecological surgery to address abnormal bleeding associated with future hysterectomy
Two Western alumni representing Canada at 2024 G20 Youth Summit
Eunice Oladejo, Lauren Allison among five Canadians and 145 delegates meeting in Brazil
The power of sport: Western Olympians and Paralympian share their stories
Lessons from Western faculty members who competed in sports at the highest levels
Expert insight: Criminalizing coercive control could further victimize women
Coercive control involves tactics of domination, isolation, manipulation, intimidation and fear
Education prof leads the way with behaviour science for inclusion
Nicole Neil develops first online doctoral program for applied behaviour analysts in Ontario
Expert insight: Death of a child with a disability at school sparks calls for action
Western education professor Jacqueline Ann Specht shares insights
Expert explainer: Will the Bank of Canada lower interest rates?
Western expert explains why the time may be right for a modest interest rate cut
Science Rendezvous returns to Western May 11
Graduate students organize day of all-ages fun to promote science, technology, engineering, arts and math
Expert insight: Extreme environments coded into genomes of extremophiles
Genome of organisms living in extreme conditions reveal information about type of environment they thrive in
Brescia, Western approve integration
Plan honours Brescia’s legacy and unique programs; ensures smooth transitions for students, faculty and staff
Expert insight: COP28: How 7 policies could help save a billion lives by 2100
Each policy will help reduce carbon emissions, preventing associated climate change and premature deaths
Research shows how leaders can break down “benevolent marginalization”
Western prof co-authors paper on how firms’ EDI initiatives often affect disadvantaged groups negatively