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Social Science
Measurement tool creates new possibilities for understanding human evolution
Research connecting brain and skeletal development provides understanding of how human ancestors moved and developed
Western students, alumni among London’s ‘Twenty in their 20s’
Annual list includes innovators, creatives, community advocates
Mississauga fire chief among alumni on Most Powerful Women list
Deryn Rizzi one of 12 Western grads recognized by Women’s Executive Network
Study underscores need for food literacy, national school food program
Western’s HEAL survey shows kids with higher food knowledge likely to eat more fruit, vegetables
Western grads receive prestigious medal
2022 Governor General’s Gold Medal given for academic excellence
Fulbright student award recipient furthers ‘instapoet’ research at Duke
Tanja Grubnic one of five Western community members selected to Canada-U.S. exchange program, including visiting Killam fellow from Hawaii
Breaking new ground on ‘untapped’, alternative brain imaging technique
Western officially launches new Optical Neuroimaging Research Group
Indigenous studies course focuses on “resilience and resistance”
First-year introductory course challenges narratives of victimization, trauma
Western offers new minor in Black Studies
Open to all students, the courses provide a variety of perspectives on Black history, culture and heritage
Royal Society of Canada celebrates Western scholars
Among them, Valerie Oosterveld, Christopher Alcantara receive RSC Awards for ‘outstanding achievement’
Fostering friendships, familiarity with campus, prior to fall arrival
Community Connections part of ‘continuum of care’ for incoming students
Expert insight: Is multigenerational living a strategy to cope with unaffordable housing?
As housing costs rise faster than incomes so to have the number of multigenerational households
Measurement tool creates new possibilities for understanding human evolution
Research connecting brain and skeletal development provides understanding of how human ancestors moved and developed
Western students, alumni among London’s ‘Twenty in their 20s’
Annual list includes innovators, creatives, community advocates
Mississauga fire chief among alumni on Most Powerful Women list
Deryn Rizzi one of 12 Western grads recognized by Women’s Executive Network
Study underscores need for food literacy, national school food program
Western’s HEAL survey shows kids with higher food knowledge likely to eat more fruit, vegetables
Western grads receive prestigious medal
2022 Governor General’s Gold Medal given for academic excellence
Fulbright student award recipient furthers ‘instapoet’ research at Duke
Tanja Grubnic one of five Western community members selected to Canada-U.S. exchange program, including visiting Killam fellow from Hawaii
Breaking new ground on ‘untapped’, alternative brain imaging technique
Western officially launches new Optical Neuroimaging Research Group
Indigenous studies course focuses on “resilience and resistance”
First-year introductory course challenges narratives of victimization, trauma
Western offers new minor in Black Studies
Open to all students, the courses provide a variety of perspectives on Black history, culture and heritage
Royal Society of Canada celebrates Western scholars
Among them, Valerie Oosterveld, Christopher Alcantara receive RSC Awards for ‘outstanding achievement’
Fostering friendships, familiarity with campus, prior to fall arrival
Community Connections part of ‘continuum of care’ for incoming students
Expert insight: Is multigenerational living a strategy to cope with unaffordable housing?
As housing costs rise faster than incomes so to have the number of multigenerational households