They wrote their own song. They had their own “rebellious” way to wear a school uniform. And they have remained friends for 50 years. When Western’s nursing class of 1973 gathers for its 50th anniversary reunion at Homecoming this weekend – s …

They wrote their own song. They had their own “rebellious” way to wear a school uniform. And they have remained friends for 50 years. When Western’s nursing class of 1973 gathers for its 50th anniversary reunion at Homecoming this weekend – s …
Literature professor receives 2023 Chaveau Medal; six scholars elected as new fellows
Current affordable housing systems are failing those with the highest needs
Demo Kaltabanis arrived at Western running from the stigma of poverty. He now embraces it to advocate for others
Western prof, research team examine how Canada’s most vulnerable can be permanently housed
Glorieuse Uwizeye survived the genocide against Rwanda’s Tutsi people. Her research promotes global health equity and gives voice to those carrying effects of 1994 massacre
Nursing program implements shorter RPN to RN pathway, 1:1 clinical placements
Led by professor Carrie Anne Marshall, research looks at service providers’ views for integrating vulnerable persons into communities
Team from Western and UBC launch the EQUIP Equity Action Kit
Four faculty scholars named CAHS fellows for excellence, commitment to fields of expertise
Community partner Middlesex-London Health Unit sees ‘transformational’ impact on survivors
Open educational resources are helping to decrease costs, increase equity
Plant expected to supply Odd Burger franchises in North America
Literature professor receives 2023 Chaveau Medal; six scholars elected as new fellows
Current affordable housing systems are failing those with the highest needs
Demo Kaltabanis arrived at Western running from the stigma of poverty. He now embraces it to advocate for others
Western prof, research team examine how Canada’s most vulnerable can be permanently housed
Glorieuse Uwizeye survived the genocide against Rwanda’s Tutsi people. Her research promotes global health equity and gives voice to those carrying effects of 1994 massacre
Nursing program implements shorter RPN to RN pathway, 1:1 clinical placements
Led by professor Carrie Anne Marshall, research looks at service providers’ views for integrating vulnerable persons into communities
Team from Western and UBC launch the EQUIP Equity Action Kit
Four faculty scholars named CAHS fellows for excellence, commitment to fields of expertise
Community partner Middlesex-London Health Unit sees ‘transformational’ impact on survivors
Open educational resources are helping to decrease costs, increase equity
Plant expected to supply Odd Burger franchises in North America