To alleviate these challenges of COVID-19, a number of Western University students have launched non-profit initiatives to support vulnerable communities during the pandemic.
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Huron University College announced Friday their fall semester will begin entirely online, straying from preliminary plans created by main campus and other affiliates.
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The Canada Emergency Student Benefit will open for applications on Friday at 6 a.m. through the CRA’s website.
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Shepard answered questions on what life on campus could look like in September.
Lesley Rigg, Western's new vice-president research will begin her term on August 1.
Western has given students the option to make some grades pass-fail in an effort to ease academic strain caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Western has postponed its spring convocation — making the latest of several steps in recent weeks to distance a normally tightly-packed campus community.
This story was updated March 24 at 3:25 p.m. to include additional information.
Around 100 of Western's medical students are offering free services, such as childcare, grocery shopping and running errands, for healthcare workers on the front lines responding to the global COVID-19 pandemic.
Western is considering moving students from shared to single rooms with private bathrooms in the hopes of helping students become socially isolated.
A student living on campus has tested positive for COVID-19, Western confirmed Friday.
St. Patrick's Day came and went on Tuesday, but Western didn't make a sound.
One Delaware Hall resident saw ceiling tiles punched out, electrical wiring pulled from the ceiling and the residence’s lone ping-pong table destroyed.
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