Social distancing radically changed how students socialize, now that we’re back in-person, it’s normal to feel some culture shock — and the anxieties that go with it.

Western Libraries and the London Public Library ran an Indigenous collections pop-up event on Thursday morning, highlighting Indigenous novels and collections.

Students from all over can attend the Western’s weekly Global Cafe to relate and connect.

Local food vendors are enthusiastic to serve students, faculty and staff every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the fall.

The Don Wright Faculty of Music’s Fridays at 12:30 concert series returned to in-person performances last week.

OWeek came to a close with an electric performance from rapper Bryce Vine.

Whether it’s the UCC grocery store or dorm store pop-up, Western students say their on-campus jobs have helped them reconnect after years online.

Being proactive instead of reactive is the key to succeeding after the intense nature of OWeek.

The best and worst category C courses for non-science students, as recommended by Western students.

After heavily procrastinating writing this article — for journalistic integrity, of course — I bring you all the procrastination answers you need. Hear from a clinical psychology PhD student and a procrastinating peer.