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Campus Development Strategy and Open Space Strategy lay foundation for university’s future development over next 50 years
Campus Development Strategy and Open Space Strategy lay foundation for university’s future development over next 50 years
by Megan Stacey | June 4, 2026 | Alumni, Front Vertical | 0 Comments
Alum and menopause expert shares her lifelong goal to support women, plus the ‘scariest day’ with Artemis II
From stories of land, loss and friendship to new ways of understanding your brain
Ranked sixth in Canada, the university sits 142nd among 1,500 institutions worldwide in QS World University Rankings
Professor Joy MacDermid leading project funded by Ignite Innovation Grant to provide more equitable care
Organ and organoid-on-chip technology allows researchers to study biological effects of radiation
Jun 4, 2026
Alum and menopause expert shares her lifelong goal to support women, plus the ‘scariest day’ with Artemis II
Jun 19, 2026
From stories of land, loss and friendship to new ways of understanding your brain
Jun 18, 2026
Professor Joy MacDermid leading project funded by Ignite Innovation Grant to provide more equitable care
Jun 18, 2026
Ranked sixth in Canada, the university sits 142nd among 1,500 institutions worldwide in QS World University Rankings
Jun 17, 2026
Organ and organoid-on-chip technology allows researchers to study biological effects of radiation
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Women with kidney failure 14 per cent less likely to be referred
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Alumni Marlene McGrath and Lori Higgs bring longstanding expertise
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Researcher Ozzy Keles explores how soccer shapes culture, community and national identity beyond the pitch
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Monica Gutierrez opens doors for future physicians through mentorship, advocacy and education
The largest fundraising and alumni engagement campaign in Western’s history is harnessing the talent, imagination and resources of our global community to build a better future for Canada and the world.
Western continues to promote sustainable practices and research while preserving the significant ecological diversity of its campus.
National recognition highlights people and projects driving Western’s commitment to sustainability
National recognition highlights people and projects driving Western’s commitment to sustainability
Latifeh Ahmadi discovers how Greek yogurt by-product could make for less waste, better taste