A demonstration organized by the teaching assistant union to advocate for higher wages for graduate student TAs took place on UC Hill Tuesday, attracting nearly 100 attendees.
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USC candidates say there has been a lack of communication and organization from the Elections Governance Committee this year, with significant delays in approving nominations and campaign materials.
The USC voted to remove “O Canada” from council meetings after postponing the vote in November.
Ivey is the only contested faculty-level presidential election this year — with five candidates vying to lead HBA Association.
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Seven faculty president positions are uncontested this year, with only one nominee for each role. The Arts and Humanities and FIMS councils have no presidential candidates.
USC presidential candidates Sunday Ajak and Nika Bajaj came together for the Gazette’s annual debate Wednesday night in the UCC atrium. Here’s what you missed.
The Book Store at Western is currently undergoing renovations to align its front door with the bottom of the UCC staircase. This is the fourth phase of a project that began in 2017.
The London Transit Commission is resuming weekend service for 102 and 106 bus routes.
Read the Gazette's analysis of USC presidential candidate Sunday Ajak’s platform.
Read the Gazette's analysis of USC presidential candidate Nika Bajaj’s platform.
Aunt Flow menstrual product machines will offer free tampons and pads in women’s, men’s and gender-neutral washrooms across campus as part of the USC’s free the dot. program.
A two-year, independent investigation into the namesake of King’s University College’s Jean Vanier Research Centre reported he sexually abused at least 25 women over seven decades. The report comes three years after an internal investigation by Vanier’s charity found he abused six women.
London International Airport is welcoming new flights to Montreal, Vancouver and Halifax this summer, with new seasonal services to Orlando, Cancun, Varadero and Punta Cana currently in operation.
Former Ontario Deputy Premier and Western alum Christine Elliott will be joining the university as a distinguished leader in residence at Western Law, and will serve as an advisor to president Shepard on the university’s mental health and wellness strategy.
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