Western News welcomes summer with seven reads from the Western community to take you from the solstice to the sunny days of September. A Deadly Inheritance Kelley Armstrong, BA’91 In this new young adult thriller by bestselling author Kelley …
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Western’s Mary J. Wright Child and Youth Development Clinic links community with youth psychology services
Assessment and intervention programs reduce cost, wait times for families
Western gains two new Canada Research Chairs, three renewals
From migrating birds to green hydrogen, researchers respond to changing world
Study led by Western prof shows excessive screen time for children
Findings highlight how screen use, not just screen time, relates to self-regulation and classroom learning in neurodiverse children
Western researchers to lead child maltreatment work with $3M from Public Health Agency of Canada
Centre for Research and Education on Violence Against Women and Children brings organizations together to protect children from harm
Expert insight: Why some youth are turning to “dumb phones”
Several factors are fuelling a move to digital minimalism
Expert explainer: Why New Year’s resolutions aren’t the best way to change
How we think about ourselves is critical to changing habits
Eight winter reads from the Western community
Fiction and non-fiction finds, from pets to poetry, business to basketball
Expert insight: Use these storybooks to help children navigate anxiety
Western’s Mary J. Wright Child and Youth Development Clinic offers practical resources for parents
Western tops national ranking for student-athletes with academic honours
More than 550 Mustangs achieve scholar-athlete status after 2024-2025 season
Midlife career shift led Western education grad to champion child wellness
Joey McDowell reflects on lessons learned as a special education teacher
Western researchers recovering Black history in London, Ont.
Black Londoners Project retraces lives of forgotten freedom seekers settling in city, restoring public memory of early Black presence, contributions
Restoring education in Cambodia: ‘Lifetime commitment’ for Western professor
Kathy Hibbert also helped secure a new MOU to create reciprocal learning opportunities for fellow faculty, students