A tree is not automatically a climate solution, and land without dense tree cover is not necessarily degraded
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Western neuroscientists developing ‘digital brain’ using video games
Meta funding $15M project to develop open source digital model of human brain
Expert insight: Local journalism faces growing crisis in Canada – is government support part of the solution?
Western journalism prof Chris Arsenault shares insights from Local Journalism Initiative
Expert explainer: What is the U.S. Congress and what will be decided in the midterms?
Political science professor Matthew Lebo explains the role of U.S. midterm elections
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In photos: Western helps host international rowing championship
Student-athletes from 20 countries converge for 2026 FISU World University Rowing Championships
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Expert insight: Planting trees in the wrong places is not a climate solution
A tree is not automatically a climate solution, and land without dense tree cover is not necessarily degraded
Expert insight: Local journalism faces growing crisis in Canada – is government support part of the solution?
Western journalism prof Chris Arsenault shares insights from Local Journalism Initiative
Western neuroscientists developing ‘digital brain’ using video games
Meta funding $15M project to develop open source digital model of human brain
Expert explainer: What is the U.S. Congress and what will be decided in the midterms?
Political science professor Matthew Lebo explains the role of U.S. midterm elections
Who runs for municipal office? Western expert shares insights from local democracy research
Western political science researchers explore municipal candidate demographics, funding, beliefs through Local Democracy Project
Schulich Leader inspired by curiosity: ‘My passion for science drives everything I do’
Integrated science student Autumn Wright among 11 new Schulich Leaders at Western
Western alumni support Toronto Tempo, Canada’s first WNBA team
From legal negotiations to community outreach, Western students and grads help popular women’s basketball team flourish on and off court
Western to build Bioconvergence Centre for transformative health research, impact
Moving biomedical discoveries to market and patients faster, while training the next generation
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A $1-million gift from literary icon Margaret Atwood in honour of her longtime partner, Graeme Gibson, BA’58, is accelerating Western’s leading bird research.
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Our Warming Planet: Western experts explain why it matters – and how to tackle it
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