Once a vaccine is found for the novel Coronavirus, Western University will ensure that students are back on campus.
University semesters entirely online are a novelty not many students are accustomed to, yet something new is not necessarily something to be feared.
This year, we face something different than ever before, i.e. school in the coronavirus era. The recipe of stressors that COVID brings along could prove difficult on one’s mental health.
Three second-year Mustangs outline five tips to survive the first year as a Western student-athlete.
A freshman's guide to athletics in a pandemic.
With most classes moving online, Western is set to become a "Zoom University." These seven tips and tricks will help you better navigate the new online classroom.
Current Western grad students give some advice to incoming ones in hopes of easing the transition during the coronavirus pandemic.
Working out at the Rec Centre will look a little different this upcoming school year — make sure to pack your mask.
Dealing with roommates can seem just as difficult as university classes at times — especially when they put your health and safety at risk.
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The robo-proctoring software collects biometrics and identification every time you take an exam.
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This year, it’s like everyone is frosh: not sure how to get around campus, confused about how to access school services and figuring out a new study system with a brand new type of course delivery.
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Coming a long way from the student who failed his first university calculus midterm, Joseph Turnbull's now Western University's highest rated math professor on ratemyprofessors.com.
Today, EDM is a chart-topping $6.2 billion industry with a flourishing scene right here in London.
Western is known for its pretty campus, but finding the perfect location to stage your Instagram photo can be challenging.
Hitting the gym doesn't have to be a chore. Check out these tips and tricks to defeat the freshmen 15, like taking advantage of the Rec Centre's locker rentals.
All full-time undergraduate students pay for a student health plan. Make sure you learn what it's all about so you get the most out of your money.
Most students don't have cars, so make sure you learn other ways to get around town and venture outside the Western bubble.
With alarm apps, transit apps and much more, the transition to university can be a whole lot smoother.
Professors John Reed, Jennifer Irwin, Norma Coates, Mark Workentin and Anthony Skelton reminisce about their college days and give advice to incoming freshmen.
With over 200 clubs, athletic teams, volunteer opportunities and the Greek scene, Western University has an extracurricular for each student.
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