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.
A community member highlights the various aspects of informed consent.
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A third-year student offers perspective on the tragic shooting in Pittsburgh.
A Western student elaborates on the social benefits of private refugee sponsorship, such as that supported by King's University College.
A fourth-year Western student criticizes the Ontario government's updated approach to education.
Professor David Bentley describes the immense benefits of conversational engagement.
University Students' Council vice-president Danny Chang explains why students should care about London's municipal election.
Dr. Laurence Batmazian of Student Health Services discusses transitioning to campus.
Western University's campus offers haircuts, optometry and dental clinics, groceries, too many coffee shops, not enough walkways, a first-rate education and about 30,000 people.
Advanced polling for the 2018 Ontario provincial elections opened on May 26, and with today being Ontarians' final chance to cast a ballot, the Gazette asked campus members what voting means to them.
To whom it may concern,
We, as university students, have a role to play in bridging the gap in access to medicines.
