Only hours before the release of the federal government’s fall economic statement, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland shocked Ottawa with the announcement of her resignation from cabinet. By Canadian standards, Freeland’s r …
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Expert insight: Election forecast model predicts British Conservatives will lose
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Paul Hansen earns PhD in law after studying at Western during his retirement
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Online sexual harassment can lead to people feeling distressed, objectified and unsafe
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Turning desire for change into action is key, experts say
PhD candidate presents research at HIV conference that opens doors to treatment
Western researchers take leading role at conference on HIV/AIDS research, bringing top experts to London
Western honours excellence with 2023-24 teaching awards
Seven individuals and two groups recognized for contributions that enhance, support learning
Western team designs platform to illustrate census data since 1951
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Global Connect program fosters cultural exchange
Indigenous students embark on a transformative journey in Costa Rica
Western Libraries launches new app with thousands of historical air photos
Aerial shots across southwestern Ontario capture deep local history
Expert insight: Election forecast model predicts British Conservatives will lose
The pendulum is swinging hard away from the Conservative Party
Oldest graduate, receiving fourth degree, has ‘constant desire to learn’
Paul Hansen earns PhD in law after studying at Western during his retirement
Awakening the brain through the power of music
Western professor Jessica Grahn to give pre-concert talk on benefits of music for Alzheimer’s disease
Expert insight: Cyberflashing is a serious form of gendered sexual violence
Online sexual harassment can lead to people feeling distressed, objectified and unsafe
Western researchers receive Governor General’s Innovation Award
Lisa Hodgetts and Edward Eastaugh share knowledge with Indigenous communities searching for unmarked graves
Record warming: How should Canada, its cities and citizens adapt?
Western professor emeritus Gordon McBean and professor James Voogt are working on the answers
‘We need everybody’: Mitigating climate change requires creativity, thinking differently
Turning desire for change into action is key, experts say
PhD candidate presents research at HIV conference that opens doors to treatment
Western researchers take leading role at conference on HIV/AIDS research, bringing top experts to London
Western honours excellence with 2023-24 teaching awards
Seven individuals and two groups recognized for contributions that enhance, support learning
Western team designs platform to illustrate census data since 1951
Seventy years of changes across Canadian neighbourhoods uncovered with new mapping tool
Global Connect program fosters cultural exchange
Indigenous students embark on a transformative journey in Costa Rica
Western Libraries launches new app with thousands of historical air photos
Aerial shots across southwestern Ontario capture deep local history