Western’s annual Summer Academic Orientation will be completely online this year for the first time in over two decades. The decision comes as a result of campus closures intended to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Lesley Rigg, Western's new vice-president research will begin her term on August 1.
Western has given students the option to make some grades pass-fail in an effort to ease academic strain caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Western has postponed its spring convocation — making the latest of several steps in recent weeks to distance a normally tightly-packed campus…
Professor David Bentley looks at the social and economic implications of the novel coronavirus — and looks to early Canadian literature for inspiration.
Isolated and restless, but also free of most responsibilities, mental health in the time of the novel coronavirus is confusing, especially as …
Exactly one year ago, an incredibly heartbreaking tragedy left the world breathless. It left my community almost unconscious with the sheer in…
Everyone has things they don’t like about themselves — but multi-million dollar corporations are exploiting young women’s deepest insecurities.
Students are able to access Western's mental health resources online and over the phone during the quarantine.
Jotham Ong and his non-profit organization, Operation Poverty, seek to help those in need — starting with fighting food insecurity in London.
Livestreamed on the University Students' Council's Instagram page, The Reklaws delivered a show to remember on Monday night, with over 150 attendees interacting with some of Canada’s top country artists.
Fire Fest transformed the UCC into an artistic haven on Wednesday. The night featured over 20 acts performing across the stages of The Spoke, The Wave, and The Mustang Lounge to fundraise for the Australian Bushfire crisis.
Mustangs men's soccer defender Adesina Gbadebo speaks of the growing industry of eSports, particularly during a pandemic.
Dylan Giffen, Marc Liegghio, Jonathan Femi-Cole and Bleska Kambamba recalled the moment they were drafted into the CFL last week.
Mustangs football alumnus and CFL all-star kicker Lirim Hajrullahu signed with the Los Angeles Rams, becoming the seventh former Mustang to sign an NFL contract since 1979.
The Mustangs held on to beat the Stingers 5-2 on Saturday afternoon at Thompson Arena.
