Kenisha and Alisha Arora saw 2020 get dark in an awful hurry. So they battled pandemic gloom by spreading around a whole lot of light. In March 2020, when classes went online, most extracurricular activities for the busy teens abruptly halted. Reali …
A business pitch by Western students Cyrus Nambakhsh and Hassan Ahmed from the Medical Biophysics and Biomedical Engineering programs was right on target at the TechAlliance ’60 second pitch’ competition.
Eight Western students have been named recipients of the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship, Canada’s most prestigious scholarship for doctoral students.
Western students Beichen Gao, Soheil Milani, Aaron Joshua Pinto, Jonathan Vollett and Hattie Zhou are among 30 Canadian students named to Junior Team Canada.
Jaxson Khan has always thought Canada was an incredible country where students could, and should, be engaged in its democracy.
For Sonja Fernandes, a text message from her boyfriend would, eventually, help her kick a smoking habit.
Carl Shen calls track and field one of life’s fairest endeavours. The amount of effort you put in equals the amount of success you get out.
From coast to coast, Kelly Lovell’s passion for change is catching on and catching eyes. The Kitchener-Waterloo native, going into her second year at Western this fall, has been named one of Canada’s Top 20 Under Twenty.
Given his dedication to and extra-curricular involvement in the community, it’s a wonder Michael Sattin had the time to study over his past three years at Western.
Erin Cowan, a third-year Nursing student, recently shared her story of a battle with mental illness via a YouTube video in which she candidly explains the ups and downs associated with major depressive disorder and generalized anxiety disorder.
Gianni Bahadoorsingh, a first-year Arts and Humanities student, wrote and co-produced “All Alone_Together,” a short film that recently won the Best Relationship Drama award at the 2012 Ivey Film Festival, for its commentary on the pitfalls of social networking sites like Facebook.
Nevermind trying to spruce up that cover letter to get a potential employer’s attention. Just do what Dennis Mazajlo is doing.
Next time Rosy Zhao hops on London Transit, she might see a familiar image following her around.
A business pitch by Western students Cyrus Nambakhsh and Hassan Ahmed from the Medical Biophysics and Biomedical Engineering programs was right on target at the TechAlliance ’60 second pitch’ competition.
Eight Western students have been named recipients of the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship, Canada’s most prestigious scholarship for doctoral students.
Western students Beichen Gao, Soheil Milani, Aaron Joshua Pinto, Jonathan Vollett and Hattie Zhou are among 30 Canadian students named to Junior Team Canada.
Jaxson Khan has always thought Canada was an incredible country where students could, and should, be engaged in its democracy.
For Sonja Fernandes, a text message from her boyfriend would, eventually, help her kick a smoking habit.
Carl Shen calls track and field one of life’s fairest endeavours. The amount of effort you put in equals the amount of success you get out.
From coast to coast, Kelly Lovell’s passion for change is catching on and catching eyes. The Kitchener-Waterloo native, going into her second year at Western this fall, has been named one of Canada’s Top 20 Under Twenty.
Given his dedication to and extra-curricular involvement in the community, it’s a wonder Michael Sattin had the time to study over his past three years at Western.
Erin Cowan, a third-year Nursing student, recently shared her story of a battle with mental illness via a YouTube video in which she candidly explains the ups and downs associated with major depressive disorder and generalized anxiety disorder.
Gianni Bahadoorsingh, a first-year Arts and Humanities student, wrote and co-produced “All Alone_Together,” a short film that recently won the Best Relationship Drama award at the 2012 Ivey Film Festival, for its commentary on the pitfalls of social networking sites like Facebook.
Nevermind trying to spruce up that cover letter to get a potential employer’s attention. Just do what Dennis Mazajlo is doing.
Next time Rosy Zhao hops on London Transit, she might see a familiar image following her around.