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Cultural dance groups in the Western community provide students with a "home away from home."
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Hands-on programs like music require in-person meetings and practice in order to perform, making the pandemic’s effect on the department all the more difficult.
CAISA Fashion Show’s latest lookbook, MIRA, speaks to mathematical symmetry, Asian American students and dreams.
The Grand Theatre’s production of Room hit the stage on Friday after being cancelled in March 2020.
London-based fashion brand Worth aims to challenge the fast fashion industry by creating new, unique pieces from Goodwill donations.
Brand new student-led artist collective Stompbox aims to unite artists of all niches in London and has just released the first publication of their zine, the Stompbox Review, this past February.
Professor Slobodan Simonovic details how flooding impacts campus and the London area.
From launching a community centre downtown to supporting marginalized groups, to opening London’s first Black public library, Pastor Sandie Thomas’ influence is undeniable.
Culture Editor Lauren Medeiros breaks down her monthly expenses in the Gazette’s version of Money Diaries.
Toronto advocate for the Black LGBTQ2+ community, Marisa Rosa Grant, shines a light on the underrepresented chapters of Black history as part of Western’s Black History Month speaker series.
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