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Kinesiology student Brooke Macdonald from Six Nations draws on lacrosse to build future in sports medicine
Kinesiology student Brooke Macdonald from Six Nations draws on lacrosse to build future in sports medicine
by Lauren daSilva | September 9, 2026 | Front Vertical, Research | 0 Comments
Nine Western researchers elected Fellows, three inducted into College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists
Professional leagues still have work to do to make LGBTQ+ fans feel they belong
From Italy to Vietnam, Western University students travel the globe
How psychological forces can shape buying and consumption habits
UN votes to move away from Mercator map model, promote Equal Earth maps
Aug 18, 2026
Student-athletes from 20 countries converge for 2026 FISU World University Rowing Championships
Jul 28, 2026
Professional leagues still have work to do to make LGBTQ+ fans feel they belong
Jun 23, 2026
How psychological forces can shape buying and consumption habits
Sep 11, 2026
From Italy to Vietnam, Western University students travel the globe
Sep 14, 2026
UN votes to move away from Mercator map model, promote Equal Earth maps
From Italy to Vietnam, Western University students travel the globe
Rachel Forrester-Jones elected to Fellowship of the Academy of Social Sciences
Legal clinic staffed by Western University law students will relocate to core-area space shared with Fanshawe College
Field research team investigates soil organisms for clues to Italian history
The largest fundraising and alumni engagement campaign in Western’s history is harnessing the talent, imagination and resources of our global community to build a better future for Canada and the world.
Western continues to promote sustainable practices and research while preserving the significant ecological diversity of its campus.
University moves up 6 spots in QS Sustainability Rankings
Work to reach Sustainable Development Goals pushes Western to 12th globally
Chathura Fernando tackling waste crisis with support from engineering, entrepreneurship programs