Former Western professor Claire Crooks, has been named (posthumously) to the Mayor’s 2025 honour list along with alumni Clark Bryan and Maureen Golovchenko.

Australia is the first country to impose a social media ban for teens, but other measures have been enacted or are being considered here in Canada.

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In her instant #1 national bestseller At a Loss for Words: Conversation in an Age of Rage, award-winning author and broadcast journalist Carol Off explores the “mutated meanings and changing political ...

If the hottest year on record has taught us anything, it’s that real change is needed. Fast. And if we are going to have any success in making change toward a more sustainable future, the shift can’t ...

Menstrual leave employment policies allow employees experiencing painful menstrual cycle-related symptoms or illnesses, such as dysmenorrhea (painful periods) and menorrhagia (heavy bleeding) to take ...

“They asked me, ‘Doc, can’t you do anything? Can’t you save me?’ But all I could say is, ‘I’m sorry. There is no medication.’” That was Dr. Robert Jeffrey Edwards, BSc’83, working on the front lines ...

It was a big year for Western. From life-changing research discoveries to awards to athletic accomplishments, 2024 offered many reasons to celebrate. Western students, staff, faculty and alumni drove ...

Western’s Board of Governors named Hanny Hassan as the university governing body’s next Chair at its regular meeting Thursday. His term begins Jan. 1. Named to the Board by the Alumni Association in ...

From coaching camps to running food drives to raising awareness and funds for cancer research and mental health services, giving back to the community is a priority for Western student-athletes. Their ...

Western’s department of political science celebrated a major milestone in 2024: the 50th anniversary of its local government program. Faculty and alumni are marking the occasion with the release of ...

Richard M. Ivey, HBA’47, LLD’79, the renowned philanthropist and education advocate who helped elevate Western and its business school to international prominence, died Saturday, Dec. 28. He was 94.