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Two Western alumni were selected for Canada’s Flag Football national teams — with the chance to compete in the 2028 Olympics ...
Western’s Board of Governors passed a new policy to affirm the identities of Indigenous staff and students to gain access to ...
Western’s Board of Governors voted Thursday to proceed with a partnership with a private educational company to increase ...
Whether you're here for work, study or just visiting, there's no shortage of ways to make the most of your summer in London.
Western’s Senate voted Friday to recommend to the board of governors that the university partner with a private for-profit educational company, despite campus community backlash. The partnership would ...
Western will be moving fall reading week to the week of Thanksgiving indefinitely beginning 2026. The change, approved by Western University’s Senate at their May 16 meeting, will begin in the 2026-27 ...
The Western community is mourning the passing of fourth-year health sciences student Daniel Khodatalab. He was 22 years old. Khodatalab passed away on April 14 following a motor vehicle collision ...
Western Housing informed some students Monday of reported chickenpox cases among Ontario Hall residents. The notification encouraged students to check their immunization status and take necessary ...
On Dundas Street in London, Ont., one vibrant sign covered in superheroes pops among the downtown stores — Heroes Comics. According to Brahm Wiseman, the Western University alum who owns and operates ...
Around 50 Londoners gathered outside a low-income housing building managed by London and Middlesex Community Housing on Tuesday afternoon, rallying against pest control and maintenance issues at the ...
Pierre Poilievre held a “Bring it Home” rally at RBC Place London on Sunday afternoon drawing over 2,500 people, including some Western students. The rally, which started at 2 p.m., took place just ...
A recent talking circle and lecture hosted by the Faculty of Arts and Humanities featured Indigenous activist Wanda Nanibush in conversations on Indigenous history, reconciliation and sovereignty.
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