As Western’s incoming writer-in-residence, Téa Mutonji feels right at home, relating to students. The award-winning poet and author is a student herself, currently pursuing her MFA in the low-residency creative writing program at NYU, where she was …
Leaf from first edition of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, published on Caxton’s printing press in 1476
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Masterpiece by Antonio Enríquez returns, restored to the people of Guadalajara
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SSHRC Impact Partnership Award for group which promotes rights of genocide, war crime victims
Canada’s oldest literary residency has hosted famous authors and new voices
Deryn Rizzi one of 12 Western grads recognized by Women’s Executive Network
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Unique collaboration includes arts and humanities faculty, students and alumni
Nataleah Hunter-Young joining Faculty of Information and Media Studies
Leaf from first edition of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, published on Caxton’s printing press in 1476
Gender, sexuality, and women’s studies prof is teaching Introduction to Black Studies
Western community members among 99 ‘trailblazers’ and new appointees
Masterpiece by Antonio Enríquez returns, restored to the people of Guadalajara
In postdoc Amanda White’s visual arts course, students adopt artistic approach to agriculture through interdisciplinary, experiential learning
Art historian Alena Robin’s persistence paid off with the discovery of masterpiece by Antonio Enríquez
SSHRC Impact Partnership Award for group which promotes rights of genocide, war crime victims
Canada’s oldest literary residency has hosted famous authors and new voices
Deryn Rizzi one of 12 Western grads recognized by Women’s Executive Network
Tristan Squire-Smith shares tales and tips in new non-fiction book ‘The Wrinkly Ranch’
Unique collaboration includes arts and humanities faculty, students and alumni
Nataleah Hunter-Young joining Faculty of Information and Media Studies