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Like many Western stories, mine is one of change. As a bright-eyed, tennis-loving 17-year old, fresh out of high school, I made the decision to attend university as a student athlete in North Carolina. As you can probably guess, that stint didn’t last very long.
One of three interviews with student party leaders on campus.
A new low-impact tote bag doesn't, either.
It’s a week of frenzied partying, instant friendships and utter mayhem. The louder prospered…
Pressures on males to perform at high levels may be putting their health at risk.
A fourth-year student highlights how problematic it can be to identify with programs and marks.
Health Services' Dr. Laurence Batmazian details the shift away from free prescriptions for those under 25.
A third-year student criticizes Housing's policies around supporting students with signs of potential mental illness.
Dr. Rhonda Gilby explains how rethinking our tasks can positively shift our perceptions of them.
UNICEF Western wants students to be aware of the human cost in Yemeni conflict.
A letter writer describes the merits of choosing quality over quantity when publishing in academic journals.
Three female members of the USC executive call for action on International Womxn's Day.
Health Services' Dr. Laurence Batmazian attempts to demystify genital examinations.
Zoe and Rosa elaborate on the value of celebrating diversity within the LGBTQ2+ community.
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Apple Land Station is a great way to unwind before winter — and midterms — settle upon us!
The Gazette tried Brian Weiss's viral past-life regression after seeing it all over TikTok.
“We acknowledge this tool uses invasive technology to operate,” a statement from the university reads.
Students will be able to reserve 45 to 75 minute workout blocks online as of Thursday. The Western Student Recreation Centre will be open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., with “reduced capacity.”
The online multiplayer game, Among Us, has quickly become a cultural phenomenon, seeping its way into TikToks, viral tweets and even into relevance at Western.
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