Content warning: This story deals with topics that may be distressing to readers. Mixed among the books in libraries across London and Middlesex County, visitors might discover a piece of artwork meant to prompt reflection and education. These books, co …
Western teams build commemorations and capture history of Salvadoran Civil War
Digital history captures life of astronomer William Colgrove, a Renaissance man who loomed large at Western
Gustav Mahler-Alfred Rosé Collection, North America’s largest anthology of Mahler memorabilia, is a chronicle of European genius and tragedy
The 1857 expedition cost Dr. Richard Maurice Bucke his foot, and the lives of his fellow prospectors
From Tiffany & Co. windows to intricate banners, collection hosted by Western explores rich history of artwork across campus and throughout London, Ont.
Interactive website to document histories of individuals who fled slavery in the U.S. and settled in the Forest City
New two-storey student learning commons, increased seating and family room highlight refreshed space
Leaf from first edition of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, published on Caxton’s printing press in 1476
Letter book kept by John Brant, once housed in Western archives, returns to rightful owners
Open educational resources are helping to decrease costs, increase equity
Interactive GIS database chronicles 500-year-old extreme climate events
Making research outcomes publicly available ‘part of our core mission’
Western teams build commemorations and capture history of Salvadoran Civil War
Digital history captures life of astronomer William Colgrove, a Renaissance man who loomed large at Western
Gustav Mahler-Alfred Rosé Collection, North America’s largest anthology of Mahler memorabilia, is a chronicle of European genius and tragedy
The 1857 expedition cost Dr. Richard Maurice Bucke his foot, and the lives of his fellow prospectors
From Tiffany & Co. windows to intricate banners, collection hosted by Western explores rich history of artwork across campus and throughout London, Ont.
Interactive website to document histories of individuals who fled slavery in the U.S. and settled in the Forest City
New two-storey student learning commons, increased seating and family room highlight refreshed space
Leaf from first edition of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, published on Caxton’s printing press in 1476
Letter book kept by John Brant, once housed in Western archives, returns to rightful owners
Open educational resources are helping to decrease costs, increase equity
Interactive GIS database chronicles 500-year-old extreme climate events
Making research outcomes publicly available ‘part of our core mission’