In 1856, Benjamin Drew, a U.S. abolitionist, travelled to Canada to transcribe the oral stories of formerly enslaved Black refugees. Among them, 16 individuals who originally settled in London, Ont. Their narratives, recorded in Drew’s book, A North-Side …
Funds to support professor Diana Lewis’ work measuring impact of industrial development on Indigenous communities
Blending science with Indigenous knowledge key to meaningful change, says prof
Colleges and Universities Minister Jill Dunlop lauds Western research excellence during labs tour
Students learn from international scholars in unique summer music course
Renowned advocate for social justice and human rights named associate vice-president of equity, diversity and inclusion
Funding continues commitment to systemic change, marks ‘crucial moment’ in history
New and enhanced gardens build on Western’s natural beauty and biodiversity
Funds to support professor Diana Lewis’ work measuring impact of industrial development on Indigenous communities
Blending science with Indigenous knowledge key to meaningful change, says prof
Colleges and Universities Minister Jill Dunlop lauds Western research excellence during labs tour
Students learn from international scholars in unique summer music course
Renowned advocate for social justice and human rights named associate vice-president of equity, diversity and inclusion
Funding continues commitment to systemic change, marks ‘crucial moment’ in history
New and enhanced gardens build on Western’s natural beauty and biodiversity