By Helen Connell, Western Communications Read. Watch. Listen. introduces you to the personal side of our faculty, staff and alumni. Participants are asked to answer three simple questions about their reading, viewing and listening habits – what one …
Almost three years ago while noshing on some chicken wings, two tech-savvy and game-friendly family men, Mathew Hoy and Greg Picken, came up with a brilliant idea. So splendid, in fact, the charity that idea spawned is now a finalist for the 2013 Pillar Community Innovation Awards.
Western has enlisted some familiar faces to tell its extraordinary story. And this month, that story goes national.
It’s covering a story almost 135 years old, and coming to a television near you soon. ‘Western Revealed,’ a new program about Western and its people, debuts next week on Rogers TV.
Things are looking a bit different today on the university’s website. Actually, they look a lot different.
Mathew Hoy is the first to tell you rebuilding the university’s web presence is not a one-man show.
Why not share your most memorable moments as a Western University student and become the ‘Face of Western.’
In some ways, it’s back to the future for Western University.
Today, Western rolled out a new visual identity – and with it a ‘new’ name – top administrators say will project a more unified brand as well as better position the university on the global stage.
Western University defines excellence in many ways, but with one award – the Western Award of Excellence. This year’s seven top staff members will be honoured at a special ceremony on Feb. 16.
Starting tomorrow, visitors to Western’s homepage will have a chance to contribute to its redesign by filling out a short survey.
Almost three years ago while noshing on some chicken wings, two tech-savvy and game-friendly family men, Mathew Hoy and Greg Picken, came up with a brilliant idea. So splendid, in fact, the charity that idea spawned is now a finalist for the 2013 Pillar Community Innovation Awards.
Western has enlisted some familiar faces to tell its extraordinary story. And this month, that story goes national.
It’s covering a story almost 135 years old, and coming to a television near you soon. ‘Western Revealed,’ a new program about Western and its people, debuts next week on Rogers TV.
Things are looking a bit different today on the university’s website. Actually, they look a lot different.
Mathew Hoy is the first to tell you rebuilding the university’s web presence is not a one-man show.
Why not share your most memorable moments as a Western University student and become the ‘Face of Western.’
In some ways, it’s back to the future for Western University.
Today, Western rolled out a new visual identity – and with it a ‘new’ name – top administrators say will project a more unified brand as well as better position the university on the global stage.
Western University defines excellence in many ways, but with one award – the Western Award of Excellence. This year’s seven top staff members will be honoured at a special ceremony on Feb. 16.
Starting tomorrow, visitors to Western’s homepage will have a chance to contribute to its redesign by filling out a short survey.