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Coordinating Editor
A physiotherapist who was set to teach two courses at Western this winter has agreed to forfeit his right to practice in Ontario following allegations he sexually abused a 21-year old Western student.
Dillon Richards, who taught in the Western Health Science department, is being investigated by the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario for allegedly sexually abusing a 21-year old patient at a private practice. Richards is also facing a $2.65 million civil lawsuit over similar claims.
Western’s men’s football team takes on Queen’s in the Yates Cup for a second year in a row, looking to maintain OUA supremacy.
London police have launched an internal review following a TSN report that a former Western men’s hockey player allegedly assaulted a woman in 2018. The woman said police discouraged her from pressing charges.
Former King’s University College History professor David Norton, who is currently serving a 13-year sentence for abusing Indigenous boys in London, is now facing similar charges in the Yukon.
The Black Law Students' Association is condemning a professor for using the N-word in lecture Tuesday and demanding professor Kimberley Gagan issue an apology to the community.
The Unsanctioned Street Party Task Force is preparing for the annual wave of Homecoming weekend partying on Broughdale Avenue this Saturday, w…
Matthew Dawkins, Western’s student writer-in-residence, published his long-awaited debut novel Until We Break this week.