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 …
Faculty of Social Science
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
Flooding is most common and costly disaster in Canada
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
Expert insight: More airline competition won’t solve Canada’s aviation challenges
Competition may reduce fares, but it comes at a cost, Western expert says
Summer reads from the Western community
Mystery, a memoir and fascinating facts about golf
Western announces new Generative AI Teaching Fellows
Meet the faculty members developing artificial intelligence innovations for teaching, learning
Aviation graduate finds belonging, stretches leadership at Western
Pilot Angel Abraham embraces her passion for flying, inspiring others along the way
New pilot licence, flight training school elevate Western’s Commercial Aviation Management program
MFC Training is opening its first Ontario location at London International Airport
Western researchers show nostalgia’s influence on grooving to music
Nostalgia for songs like ‘TiK ToK’ and ‘Call Me Maybe’ get twenty-somethings up and dancing
Expert explainer: How to protect your home from wildfires
Three main actions homeowners can take to safeguard their property