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For the first time ever, crisis counselling will be provided during Western O-Week.
Dr. Neil Burden has long operated out of the UCC, but interviews with former patients and online reviews reveal allegations of troubling practices.
The Women’s Issues Network and Pro-Choice London, ON worked together to set up a YOUR BODY, YOUR CHOICE booth in the University Community Centre today.
Students bustle around Western University on a typical day in October. As they filter in and out of the University Community Centre, one of the busiest buildings on campus, they can’t miss the hundreds of little blue and pink flags dotting the lawn on Concrete Beach.
This year's Charity Ball sold more than 800 tickets and successfully donated $4800 to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
The TA union, PSAC Local 610, met with the university for 11 hours yesterday the parties did not reach a settlement.
Western Lifeline, a pro-life club on campus, is more active this year than last, holding its fourth event today compared to only one last school year.
Active Minds Western has a new recommendation paper about campus mental health reform — and students are urging Western University to do more.
Ontario premier Kathleen Wynne’s announcement is the largest provincial investment in mental health in Canada's history.
Yesterday morning, Western University's Provost Janice Deakin emailed undergraduate students about the graduate teaching assistants (GTA) upcoming strike vote.
