Pride-themed sporting events have become commonplace in North American men’s professional sports leagues. These events were introduced with a simple message: LGBTQ+ fans belong in sports. Opposition to them is nothing new – pushback against Prid …
Faculty of Social Science
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Western researchers honoured by Canadian Academy of Health Sciences
Three faculty members inducted as CAHS Fellows, one among inaugural cohort of Emerging Leaders
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Professor Daniel Ansari explains why mixed approach to math education is best
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From cancer survivor to international competitor
Mustangs student-athlete Arman Shahzadeh pushes his athletic boundaries while pursuing academic dreams
Western researchers attract more than $15M in federal funding
Canadian Institutes of Health Research project grants support “bold ideas and innovative work”
Western awarded more than $31.6M to drive impactful research
Federal funding will fuel projects across disciplines
Western athletes, staff compete at 2025 FISU Summer World University Games
International event features 18 Mustangs athletes and two staff members
Expert insight: What Canada can learn from the Texas floods
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Western PhD students and postdocs named Vanier Scholars, Banting Fellows
Five Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships and two Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships awarded
Six scholars honoured with Western Research Excellence Awards
Faculty members recognized for scholarship, creativity and impact