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Social Science
How a field research trip to Brazil opened new worlds
Western students connect with local culture, language and disability advocates in Florianopolis
Summer reads: Recent releases, award-winning works from Western writers
Stories take readers from London, Ont. and Walpole Island First Nation to Moncton, NB and Charlottetown, PEI
Vanessa Ambtman-Smith new professor in Faculty of Social Science
Scholar brings experience in Indigenous health care, perspective as Western graduate student to the role
Penny Pexman named vice-president (research)
The London, Ont. native, award-winning researcher and mentor looks forward to ‘catalyzing’ new, interdisciplinary work
Western announces 2022-23 teaching award recipients
Awardees recognized for ‘outstanding contributions’ to academic development of students
These shoes are made for walking: Downtown field trip helps students connect to local politics
Tour highlights key London, Ont. landmarks, history and changes brought by pandemic
Meet the Western team helping students with their search for housing – even before they arrive in London
Off-campus housing staff verify, visit rental units for hundreds of out-of-province and international students every year
At Western’s Spring open house, future students explore their options—and life on campus
More than 7,000 registered to attend on March 24 for mini-lectures, residence tours and info sessions
Western-led study examines prescription opioid use in the U.S.
In one of the most comprehensive studies to date, the findings showed more than one in ten Americans used prescription opioids
From Virgin River to Sullivan’s Crossing, Western grad brings global content ‘home’
Roma Roth, BA’90, adapts another series by best-selling author Robyn Carr, this time setting it in Canada
Psychology students share knowledge about mental health in community lecture series
‘Finding Your Way’ program is being offered in partnership with London Public Library
Measurement tool creates new possibilities for understanding human evolution
Research connecting brain and skeletal development provides understanding of how human ancestors moved and developed
How a field research trip to Brazil opened new worlds
Western students connect with local culture, language and disability advocates in Florianopolis
Summer reads: Recent releases, award-winning works from Western writers
Stories take readers from London, Ont. and Walpole Island First Nation to Moncton, NB and Charlottetown, PEI
Vanessa Ambtman-Smith new professor in Faculty of Social Science
Scholar brings experience in Indigenous health care, perspective as Western graduate student to the role
Penny Pexman named vice-president (research)
The London, Ont. native, award-winning researcher and mentor looks forward to ‘catalyzing’ new, interdisciplinary work
Western announces 2022-23 teaching award recipients
Awardees recognized for ‘outstanding contributions’ to academic development of students
These shoes are made for walking: Downtown field trip helps students connect to local politics
Tour highlights key London, Ont. landmarks, history and changes brought by pandemic
Meet the Western team helping students with their search for housing – even before they arrive in London
Off-campus housing staff verify, visit rental units for hundreds of out-of-province and international students every year
At Western’s Spring open house, future students explore their options—and life on campus
More than 7,000 registered to attend on March 24 for mini-lectures, residence tours and info sessions
Western-led study examines prescription opioid use in the U.S.
In one of the most comprehensive studies to date, the findings showed more than one in ten Americans used prescription opioids
From Virgin River to Sullivan’s Crossing, Western grad brings global content ‘home’
Roma Roth, BA’90, adapts another series by best-selling author Robyn Carr, this time setting it in Canada
Psychology students share knowledge about mental health in community lecture series
‘Finding Your Way’ program is being offered in partnership with London Public Library
Measurement tool creates new possibilities for understanding human evolution
Research connecting brain and skeletal development provides understanding of how human ancestors moved and developed