Johnathan Vance, Western University’s “Zombie Apocalypse: Panic and Paranoia in Human History” professor, examines the roots of mass panic and its destructive effects on society.
With significant social, political and economic issues weighing on the conscience of America, the results of this election matter for students.
As a result of the London Hall outbreak, residents who stayed home for the past two weeks are being refunded.
“Since I was young I wanted to become a doctor,” Awad said. “Black people are really underrepresented in the medical field.”
OUA and USports were right to cancel championships for the winter season, but that doesn't make it easier for student-athletes.
One of the lovely traditions at the Faculty of Music is that, prior to the start of classes each fall, second-year students organize a gatheri…
In the name of security, professors are using authentication systems that force students to go by their legal names; all this does in the long run is hurt marginalized students.
Nobody asked for this pandemic and it’s making everyone’s lives harder — students and professors alike.
Apple Land Station is a great way to unwind before winter — and midterms — settle upon us!
The Gazette tried Brian Weiss's viral past-life regression after seeing it all over TikTok.
The online multiplayer game, Among Us, has quickly become a cultural phenomenon, seeping its way into TikToks, viral tweets and even into relevance at Western.
Political discussion doesn't have to always lead to conflict.
The Gazette's week eight edition of NFL fantasy football picks to start, bench and pick up on the waiver wire.
Mustangs come together to celebrate virtual Homecoming for the first time.
Western's athletic department continues to adapt to pandemic-related cancellations as student-athletes and coaches progress through Return to Play guidelines.
The Gazette's week seven edition of NFL fantasy football picks to start, bench and pick up on the waiver wire.
