Western second, third and fourth-year courses will return in-person Jan. 31, while first-year courses will remain online until the end of February. Return to residence will also be delayed.
Western second, third and fourth-year courses will return in-person Jan. 31, while first-year courses will remain online until the end of February. Return to residence will also be delayed.
Western declared an outbreak in its Delaware Hall residence building after seven students tested positive for COVID-19. This is the second outbreak of the academic year.
Western asks all students to stay home if they’re experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, but if that means missing an exam, things get complicated.
Western’s Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity raised around 15,000 pounds in food for the London Food Bank this semester.
The Ontario government’s decision to not consider the OUA an elite amateur sports organization is another blow to an already suffering group of athletes.
Students’ academic success should not be measured by their success in writing exams.
An extended winter break would improve student mental health and bring Western up to par with other Ontario universities.
As the days get shorter, Foot Patrol should extend its hours and radius so students don’t have to walk alone in the dark.
Woof your woes away: therapy dogs help you more than you may think.
Ashley Li, the USC’s student writer-in-residence, isn’t new to Western’s creative writing community — she’s been helping to build it since her first year.
Five easy vegan breakfast recipes for lazy college students.
Ideas for how to get creative this holiday season.
Western alumna Marnie McBean has been a Canadian trailblazer with her continued contributions to the Olympic community since her athletic tenure.
The OUA continues to monitor the new variant’s status heading into the winter sports season.
Joan-Shiao Chen talks about her student-athlete life, in and out of the pool.
The Mustangs end their season in Sydney, N.S. after another nail-biting performance.
