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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If you’ve ever taken a course at Western University or one of its affiliates, the rules governed and motioned by Senate have surely affected your academic experience. With a wide range of members, including administration, faculty, observers and students, Senate is responsible for all academ…
A letter writer, born in Ukraine shortly before the fall of the USSR, dissents from PSAC 610's open association with the YCL.
As Western's administration often views student safety through the lens of partying, some feel more should be done to prioritize student safety elsewhere.
Despite popular beliefs, students may be more politically engaged than people realize.
Understanding the federal government requires engaging with its relationship to the media and core social issues.
As prominent men of #MeToo return to the mainstream, it's worth questioning how, if at all, they've reconciled their actions.
Professor Treena Orchard provided insight on the final day before UWOFA reached a bargaining agreement with Western administration.
