PhD candidate leverages research to create path Women’s Studies and Feminist Research PhD candidate Sarah Saska looks at how innovation can be leveraged to advance women’s rights and gender equality. (more)

Artists respond to environmental concerns in Ecuador Professor Patrick Mahon, PhD candidate Ulises Unda, and MFA Gautam Garroo recently collaborated with other artists in Ecuador on "Montañas y ríos sin fin", an exhibition related to local environmental concerns. (more)

A Life Lesson in “忍耐”, Endurance. Western English alumnus Neil Larocque, BA'00, shares his experiences of living and teaching abroad in China. (more)

Ten Thousand Coffees Join us and experience the strength of your alma mater as you connect with thousands of professionals and students within the gates of Western's exclusive hub on Ten Thousand Coffees. (more)

• How to die like Bowie, or, we can be heroes
• Mike Arntfield, English and Writing, comments on popular Netflix docu-series, Making a Murderer, in Globe and Mail.
• David Bentley puts Canadian identity in the spotlight: view President's Lecture video

• Emma Donoghue, DLitt’13 and former Western Writer-in-Residence, has been nominated for an Academy Award, in the category of Best Adapted Screenplay, for the page-to-screen adaptation of her acclaimed novel Room. Read more
• Cameron Bailey, BA'87, contributes to Globe and Mail: "#OscarsSoWhite: Why diversity at the movies matters" Read more
• Huffington Post names Brendan Fernandes, MFA'05, one of the 17 Visual Artists You Should Know In 2016. Read more
• Matthew Ryan Smith, PhD'12, has accepted the position of Curator at the Glenhyrst Art Gallery of Brant in Brantford, Ontario.

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