There’s typically a drop in student visits to the Rec Centre near the end of the semester as deadlines pile up — but experts say skipping leg day to study may not be boosting your grades.
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Western students talk mental health and bridging language and cultural barriers within immigrant families.
While you’re studying for your midterms, here’s another chance to learn something new: the science behind test anxiety.
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Western assistant professor Tom Cull leads Antler River Rally — a volunteer group dedicated to river bank cleanups and environmental justice.
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Travelling to faraway places isn’t always necessary to get your nature fix. Check out this easy-to-access conservation area for your next midday break or afternoon adventure.
Bugs crawling up your arms. Being chased by dinosaurs. Levitating above a funeral. These are just a few dreams people have been having during the coronavirus pandemic — and you’re not alone if yours are just as bizarre.
Yes, students can be early birds too.
Western law professors discuss how cannabis legalization has been handled since the passing of the Cannabis Act.
Mental health services are failing to understand the unique experiences of Black, Indigenous and people of colour.
A good skincare routine may be more beneficial in the long-term than relying on trendy face masks.
Explore the “doomscrolling” phenomena and find out how to pull yourself out of that hole.
In a world of mounting social isolation and constant media consumption, people are face-to-face with their bodies more now than ever before.
With first semester under their belts, many students are starting to figure out how remote learning works best for them.
Holidays and depression are more intertwined than you think.
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