Western University’s student chapter of Engineers Without Borders will raise awareness, funds and a giant pumpkin tomorrow at its annual Pumpkin Drop on University College Hill.
LATEST NEWS & RELEASES
New imaging research shows increased iron in the brain in earliest stages of MS
While it’s been known for over a century that iron deposits in the brain play a role in the pathology of Multiple Sclerosis (MS), new imaging research from Western University helps to answer the question of whether these accumulations are a cause or consequence of the disease.
Lancers, Mustangs set to face-off in Hockeytown Winter Festival
The University of Windsor Lancers and the Western Mustangs are pleased to announce that they will face-off in the 2014 SiriusXM Hockeytown Winter Festival.
Information policy expert available to media to comment on Ombudsman’s London City Council report
Sam Trosow, a Western professor in information policy and legal expert from Western University is available for media commentary about the report Ontario Ombudsman Andre Marin released earlier today regarding London City Council.
Western University among Canada’s Top 100 Employers
Western University has been named one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers for 2014.
Ivey and CUPL finalize plans for new business-law program in China
The ties between Canada and China were strengthened today in the field of education with the official launch of a new business-law program from Ivey Asia and China University of Political Science and Law (CUPL).
Leading Hepatitis C Virus researchers to provide Gairdner Foundation Lecture at Western
The Gairdner Foundation and Western University are pleased to present the Gairdner Foundation’s National Program lecture series.
Classes Without Quizzes reveals the pleasures of math – for those who hate it
Western University’s popular complimentary lecture series, Classes Without Quizzes, returns for a new season on October 24 with education professor George Gadanidis.
Apps? There’s a conference for that
Western University is hosting a major international conference this weekend (October 18-20), which will address the ever-increasing rise of mobile applications.
Rise London: A Path to Self-Employment for People with Mental Health and Addiction Challenges
Through collaboration with the Ivey Business School and multiple community agencies in London, Rise Asset Development (Rise) is launching a new avenue to economic independence through entrepreneurship for people who have mental health or addiction challenges.
Bioethics expert available to media about upcoming judgement in Hassan Rasouli case
With the Supreme Court of Canada scheduled to render its judgement in the Brian Cuthbertson, et. al. v. Hassan Rasouli case on Friday (October 18) morning, a bioethics expert from Western University is available for media commentary.
Western announces ambitious fundraising goal for 2013 United Way campaign
Western University launched its 2013 campus-wide fundraising campaign benefiting the United Way of London & Middlesex by announcing an ambitious goal of $780,000."Western is once again pushing the envelope within our campus community to consider doing more and...