English and writing studies professor Jane Toswell chose a 15th century rare book for Western Libraries as part of a family gift in honour of her father.

Instead of a ban, the focus should be on education for teens navigating the online world, and stopping the spread of problematic and hateful content.

Western audiology experts explain how technology is impacting the field of hearing health, specifically through apps that help users control hearing aids.

Western News looks back on 2025, including standout research accomplishments, new community and industry partnerships and global impact.

A new initiative of Western Law’s Community Legal Services is broadening access to justice in London, Ont. while helping to reduce the administrative burden on the local court system. The Court ...

A unique system of satellite-tracking cameras designed, built and operated by a Canadian team has produced the first full year of satellite tracking data over Canada. One station alone – located in ...

From “Kate the Great” to “Neutron Jack,” nicknames are often a staple of office culture. But do they truly belong in a professional setting? “The existing literature suggests that nicknames serve as ...

With “combined energy and rigor” Aara Suksi is recognized “as a superb teacher and scholar who engages critically and creatively with pedagogy at all levels.” Suksi’s nominators also applauded her ...

Western professor Laura Stephenson, chair of the political science department, has seen voter attitudes towards climate change shift in recent years, despite most Canadians agreeing that climate ...

How do you help young people improve their financial literacy? That’s the problem Amber Carroll, BHSc’24, and three fellow students set out to solve during the intensive 10-week RBC Design Thinking ...

‘Work smarter, not harder’ aren’t just words to live by for Western engineering professor Ayan Sadhu. For Sadhu, Canada Research Chair in Smart and Sustainable Civil Infrastructure, it’s how cities ...