Survey results suggest the average local candidate is likely quite different from the average local resident in their district.

Western University launches the Dr. George J. Klein Shah-Baylis Chair to advance heart rhythm research and patient care.

National Indigenous Scholarship recipient Brooke Macdonald brings a lifelong passion for lacrosse and sports medicine aspirations to Western.

Western is constructing Canada's first purpose-built Bioconvergence Centre, accelerating health discoveries from lab to patient.

A new Indigenous mural at Western University helps tell the creation story.

Cadence McGillicuddy is Western's student writer-in-residence for 2026-27. She encourages her peers to write without fear or perfectionism.

The Western Propel Fund will invest up to $150,000 in early-stage companies founded by Western students, faculty, staff and alumni.

Faculty of Music dean Sophie Roland brings decades of leadership, teaching and performance experience to her new role at Western University.

Summer is fieldwork time for many scientists. We talk to researchers who have been busy hiking on fresh lava, capturing thousands of ticks, shooing away moose from their study sites, and even spelunki...

Rachel Forrester-Jones, director of Western's School of Health Studies, has been elected to the Fellowship of the Academy of Social Sciences.

Record number of Western University scholars were elected to Royal Society of Canada as Fellows and Members of the College.

Western University expert Daniel Ansari says early numeracy screening helps identify learning gaps and supports children's math development.

Political stress is a distinct type of stress that refers to how political events, decisions and actors, can cause anxiety, even depression, and other health impacts. Academics like a team of research...

Western University, in vibrant London, Ontario, delivers an academic and student experience second to none.

CAHS Fellows from Western University in 2026 are Daniel Ansari, Mansour Haeryfar, Nicole Redvers and Victor Yang, honoured for leadership in health research

These Ontario researchers want to turn used clothing into dirt — and maybe kombucha.

Western's first 4D imaging system for organoid research is one of eight Western research projects that received Canada Foundation for Innovation funding

Western University's Community Legal Services clinic for low-income Londoners is moving to the core - within Fanshawe College's downtown campus.

Introduction of new tort of intimate partner violence influenced heavily by research from Western’s Tort Law Research Group

Western University PhD student Alessandra Walsh studied marine ecosystems and tested a deep-sea bioluminescence theory about an Irish research vessel.

An engineering student helped expand the makerspaces at Western and 3D printing, creating new opportunities for innovation at Morrissette Entrepreneurship

Student-athletes from more than 20 countries, including 34 rowers from Canada, competed on Fanshawe Lake in 2026 FISU World University Rowing Championships.

Western University researchers are using electric therapy to treat glioblastoma, one of the most aggressive and difficult-to-treat brain cancers.

As GLP-1 medications like Ozempic become more common, many users face a difficult question: should they disclose weight-loss drug use when dating?

Western engineering alum Scott Shawyer is aiming to become the first Canadian to complete the Vendée Globe, the world's toughest solo sailing race.

Every August we are treated to one of the best meteor showers of the year: the Perseids. But this year, during the day of the peak, much of Canada will also get a partial solar eclipse.

Juan Luis Suárez and Jeffrey Lupker leverage AI in unique and interesting ways.

How keeping better tabs on twisters could mean more accurate warnings. Plus, the $1 device that could keep homes safe

Corrosion resistance of materials designed for safe nuclear waste storage studied in Western University field reseach at proposed deep geological repository

Western University researcher Meron Mengistu examines barriers to childhood vaccination and identifies strategies that can improve vaccination rates worldwide.

Professor at UWO talks about executive function and his latest book on the subject in this Q&A