Insights gained from the WE SPEAK 2020 survey will guide the university as it strives to build a workplace culture where faculty and staff continue to feel valued and understand how their work supports the university mission. Campus-wide survey results were released June 10.
Insights gained from the WE SPEAK 2020 survey will guide the university as it strives to build a workplace culture where faculty and staff continue to feel valued and understand how their work supports the university mission. Campus-wide survey results were released June 10.
Eric Arts and his team have found a way to bring HIV out of the 'latent reservoir' to make it visible to the immune system and antiretroviral drugs. The hope is that this is the first step toward finding a way to completely eliminate HIV from the body.
Women experiencing violence from intimate partners now have access to a unique, interactive safety app that can help them assess their risks, set priorities and plan next steps.
Western Continuing Studies will relocate from Citi Plaza to main campus in Fall 2021, as the university continues to explore local partnerships to deliver lifelong learning opportunities downtown and elsewhere in London.
Mark Daley, Western’s Special Advisor to the President on Data Strategy, has been appointed Vice-President (Research) for the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research (CIFAR), effective Aug. 17, the organization announced July 9.
Western’s Health, Safety & Well-being team has developed an eight-minute COVID-19 training video (accessed via OWL) called “Return to Campus Essentials” that all employees must view.
A new two-page document summarizes important steps employees must take before returning to Western. The document also outlines a series of measures the University is taking to help ensure the health and safety of our community.
Western campus cyclists can now enlist the help of thousands of extra eyes across the city of London in an effort to keep their bikes safe from thieves, thanks to a new partnership with 529 Garage.
The brutal killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis Police Department officer Derek Chauvin captured the public consciousness unlike few other events in American history. In the United States and around the world, protesters have taken to the streets outraged by the abhorrent murder of yet another defenceless Black man by police.
It starts with an earthquake, birds and snakes and aeroplanes, and Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry professor Ken Milne is not afraid when he takes a turn on Read. Watch. Listen.
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