‘Live From Westminster’ is a concert series where faculty, staff and students are invited to perform live in the Western News newsroom. Admittedly crowded and low-tech, the performances look to showcase unique – and sometimes hidden – musical talents across campus. Today, Camille Intson takes to the stage.
‘Live From Westminster’ is a concert series where faculty, staff and students are invited to perform live in the Western News newsroom. Admittedly crowded and low-tech, the performances look to showcase unique – and sometimes hidden – musical talents across campus. Today, Camille Intson takes to the stage.
A Western researcher has teamed up with colleagues across the country to develop a next-generation heart valve that may provide patients with a safer, longer-lasting implant alternative - thus greatly reducing complications after surgery, according to a new study released last week.
From where Adam Craig sits - or stands or stretches - pretty-much anyone could be a champion. The co-ordinator of Living Well @ Western is looking to assemble a volunteer team of faculty, staff and graduate students willing to promote wellness opportunities for Western employees.
Noted academic and alumnus David C. Malloy has been named the ninth Principal of King’s University College, the Board of Directors of the Western affiliate announced last week. He will assume the role on July 1.
Silken Laumann is well-acquainted with the connections that bind physical, mental and spiritual health. And with the launch of Unsinkable, a new storytelling platform, the Canadian champion rower hopes her fellow Canadians will come to see them, too.
Astronaut Dave Williams explores how humans will move space exploration from science fiction to science fact as just one of the highlights of Space Day.
Show your support for students as they prepare for finals. For just $10, you will surprise a student with breakfast and support Western’s Wellness Education Centre.
Do you work with a Western staff member or team of staff who make an outstanding contribution to our campus community? Recognize their efforts by nominating them for the 2019 Western Award of Excellence. Nominations open until May 17.
Recognize teaching excellence by nominating them for a 2018-19 Graduate Student Teaching Award. The nomination survey is open until May 10, and is open to all faculty and staff.
Twenty-five years ago, the Rwandan government launched a meticulously planned genocide against its Tutsi minority. It killed approximately 800,000 people in 100 days. We can’t reflect on the history of the 1994 genocide without considering the critical role the media played in both inciting and prolonging the violence.
Remember Songza? Find out why Alumni Engagement Officer Nicole Bullbrook thinks the now-defunct music-streaming service simply ‘got her and her tastes’ when she takes a turn on Read. Watch. Listen.
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