Jocelyn Hadden knows what it’s like to have a seemingly small change upend your life completely. For her, it was a tick bite. She didn’t recognize the bull’s-eye rash, a telltale sign of Lyme disease. Hadden calls this her “butterfly effect …
Faculty of Information and Media Studies
Page from first book printed in England now housed at Western
Leaf from first edition of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, published on Caxton’s printing press in 1476
Western professor examines the consumerism behind cartoons
As part of a new CBC series, Selma Purac looks at the animated shows of the 1980s
Carol Off says autocrats and populists cannot be simply wished away
Broadcast journalist delivers Clissold Lecture at Western, sounds alarm on the undermining of democracy
Western students, alumni among London’s ‘Twenty in their 20s’
Annual list includes innovators, creatives, community advocates
N’Satung documentary sheds light on Indigenous perspectives on education
Unique collaboration includes arts and humanities faculty, students and alumni
Western welcomes new faculty member to creative arts and production program
Nataleah Hunter-Young joining Faculty of Information and Media Studies
Western offers new minor in Black Studies
Open to all students, the courses provide a variety of perspectives on Black history, culture and heritage
Be storytellers, John Davidson tells FIMS grads
Dedicated dad, driven to defeat Duchenne muscular dystrophy receives honorary degree
Archive project preserves iconic Indigenous radio program
Audio recordings feature more than 30 years of Smoke Signals show, highlight historical events
War journalist Sally Armstrong says youth bring hope for change
Humanitarian and author will receive honorary doctorate at spring convocation
Western’s downtown site to bolster community connections
13 projects chosen to strengthen learning, partnerships at 450 Talbot building
Wisdom Council confronts climate crisis with Indigenous knowledge
Online event brings together Elders, knowledge keepers for global dialogue
Page from first book printed in England now housed at Western
Leaf from first edition of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, published on Caxton’s printing press in 1476
Western professor examines the consumerism behind cartoons
As part of a new CBC series, Selma Purac looks at the animated shows of the 1980s
Carol Off says autocrats and populists cannot be simply wished away
Broadcast journalist delivers Clissold Lecture at Western, sounds alarm on the undermining of democracy
Western students, alumni among London’s ‘Twenty in their 20s’
Annual list includes innovators, creatives, community advocates
N’Satung documentary sheds light on Indigenous perspectives on education
Unique collaboration includes arts and humanities faculty, students and alumni
Western welcomes new faculty member to creative arts and production program
Nataleah Hunter-Young joining Faculty of Information and Media Studies
Western offers new minor in Black Studies
Open to all students, the courses provide a variety of perspectives on Black history, culture and heritage
Be storytellers, John Davidson tells FIMS grads
Dedicated dad, driven to defeat Duchenne muscular dystrophy receives honorary degree
Archive project preserves iconic Indigenous radio program
Audio recordings feature more than 30 years of Smoke Signals show, highlight historical events
War journalist Sally Armstrong says youth bring hope for change
Humanitarian and author will receive honorary doctorate at spring convocation
Western’s downtown site to bolster community connections
13 projects chosen to strengthen learning, partnerships at 450 Talbot building
Wisdom Council confronts climate crisis with Indigenous knowledge
Online event brings together Elders, knowledge keepers for global dialogue