For championing sustainability in the classroom, the operating room and across campus, one faculty member and two students are receiving Western Green Awards at the Sustainability Impact Showcase, April 3. The Green Awards were created to raise awarenes …
For the second consecutive year, Western joined The University of British Columbia as one of only two Canadian universities profiled in The Princeton Review’s Guide to 332 Green Colleges: 2014 Edition.
Western’s Hospitality Services has ordered up international sustainability success thanks to a creative takeout idea.
While you may see a Chevrolet Volt here, or a Nissan Leaf there, the future of the electric car has a way to go when it comes to safety, cost and, especially, performance. However, Engineering professor Andy Sun may have an answer to that final challenge.
Mother’s Day may still be more than a month away, but Mother Earth will still take centre stage during the month of April as Western joins the global celebration of Earth Month. Visit sustainability.uwo.ca for further event details and a full schedule. Among the upcoming events:
For dozens of Western students, Reading Week was non-existent.
Nominations are now being sought for the Western Green Awards to recognize contributions to sustainability on campus.
A solution to non-communicable diseases in the world’s poorest areas may come from the halls of the Ivey Business School.
Jim Galbraith never had any doubts the judges would love the place.
It’s always nice to know your home-away-from-home-cooked meal came from closer to home than you think.
She knew the Western Centre for Public Health and Family Medicine was a big project. But as the building opened its doors yesterday, Brenda Stonehouse found big satisfaction in it as well.
Western Geography professor Gordon McBean was named among Canada’s Clean 50.
Ivey Business School Dean Carol Stephenson will be the first to admit the power of dreaming can indeed be powerful. And the new $110-million Richard Ivey Building, officially opened Monday afternoon, is proof of that.
For the second consecutive year, Western joined The University of British Columbia as one of only two Canadian universities profiled in The Princeton Review’s Guide to 332 Green Colleges: 2014 Edition.
Western’s Hospitality Services has ordered up international sustainability success thanks to a creative takeout idea.
While you may see a Chevrolet Volt here, or a Nissan Leaf there, the future of the electric car has a way to go when it comes to safety, cost and, especially, performance. However, Engineering professor Andy Sun may have an answer to that final challenge.
Mother’s Day may still be more than a month away, but Mother Earth will still take centre stage during the month of April as Western joins the global celebration of Earth Month. Visit sustainability.uwo.ca for further event details and a full schedule. Among the upcoming events:
For dozens of Western students, Reading Week was non-existent.
Nominations are now being sought for the Western Green Awards to recognize contributions to sustainability on campus.
A solution to non-communicable diseases in the world’s poorest areas may come from the halls of the Ivey Business School.
Jim Galbraith never had any doubts the judges would love the place.
It’s always nice to know your home-away-from-home-cooked meal came from closer to home than you think.
She knew the Western Centre for Public Health and Family Medicine was a big project. But as the building opened its doors yesterday, Brenda Stonehouse found big satisfaction in it as well.
Western Geography professor Gordon McBean was named among Canada’s Clean 50.
Ivey Business School Dean Carol Stephenson will be the first to admit the power of dreaming can indeed be powerful. And the new $110-million Richard Ivey Building, officially opened Monday afternoon, is proof of that.