Preliminary results from the world’s largest sleep study have shown that people who sleep on average between seven to eight hours per night performed better cognitively than those who slept less – or more – than this amount.
Preliminary results from the world’s largest sleep study have shown that people who sleep on average between seven to eight hours per night performed better cognitively than those who slept less – or more – than this amount.
The latest installment of R.E.A.L. Life Perspectives follows four Schulich Medicine students as they spend time at Neyaashiinigmiing, or Cape Croker, leading health and first aid activities at the Rock Camp for Indigenous youth.
When it comes to addressing workplace bullying, the solution might rest in training bosses to be more in tune with how their management styles impact colleagues, according to a recent study by Western PhD Nursing student Edmund Walsh.
Take it from an engineer. You don’t want technology to fulfill a need other than the need you’re building that technology for – especially if democracy is at stake.
An elite lineup of athletes, officials and academics will come together this week to provide an in-depth discussion on the milestones, events and people that have shaped human rights in Canada with respect to sport.
In a statement issued Oct. 2, Western officials expressed their disappointment in the actions and behaviours of those who attended the street party on Broughdale Avenue.
Engineers at Western University who practise blowing the roof off a house say there are simple, cheap and effective ways to keep a house intact in high winds.
A small metal bracket — known as a hurricane clip — could mitigate tornado damage. They only cost $1 and can prevent a roof from falling off; researchers say it's a simple solution and not costly, but they’ve encountered reluctance from the construction industry to make them mandatory.
Western Engineering alumnae Olivia Gillis, BESc’17, and Elaine Samuel, BESc’13. MESc’16, are the minds behind EngGirlProblems, a blog for women in engineering, by women in engineering.
A commentary on life, death and the depth of the human experience. A story about a risky friendship in a tense racial atmosphere. And a ‘Monopoly on Sorrow.’ Erica S. Lawson has a powerful lineup of recommendations … just don’t expect a lot of show tunes and dance numbers.
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