High profile “wives and girlfriends” of professional athletes are bridging the worlds of pop culture and sports in engaging ways.

A car crash on Western Road near Huron's Frank Holmes Centre building caused traffic disruption Tuesday night. Fire crews reported no injuries.

The latest psychological thriller starring Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson has more lip-biting on screen than in the audience.

Western alumna and longtime faculty member Sophie Roland has been officially named Dean of the Don Wright Faculty of Music for the next five years.

A travelling exhibit at FIMS and D.B. Weldon celebrates the history of Latin American telenovelas.

The Faculty of Social Science and Western Research event “Allyship in the A.M.” spotlighted the importance of being proactive allies last Wednesday.

Margaret Atwood’s $1 million donation will create the Graeme Gibson Chair in Avian Biology, allowing Western to hire a new professor.

An impaired driver who drove through pedestrian areas, including concrete beach, on Western’s campus Sunday night has been arrested. No injuries were reported.

On Sunday night, at around 9:30 p.m., a car drove through pedestrian areas on Western’s campus, including stairs in front of D.B. Weldon library . Police and special constables responded

The faculty of social science hosted their annual John Gehman lecture on Tuesday, where Courtney Handman spoke about communicating with AI.

Western’s 14-year streak of perfection against Queen’s ended last Saturday, as the visiting Gaels outplayed the Mustangs in a 41–30 win.

Schulich hosted annual event for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation last Wednesday, featuring speakers and survivor testimonies.

The countdown to Halloween is on, here’s how to make the most of the city in the meantime.

A cast of young performers brought rock-and-roll and electric performances to the Grand Theatre’s production of School of Rock.

Five years after reports of alleged sexual assaults during OWeek 2021 emerged, Western University has implemented several changes in attempts to mitigate instances of GBSV on campus.

It’s primetime for a stylish look at television’s darkest spectacle.

First place and a perfect record in the OUA will be on the line Saturday, as the Queen’s Gaels visit the Western Mustangs.

Wampum Learning Lodge began the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on campus with a 6 a.m. Sunrise Ceremony on Wednesday.

Comics, creators and cosplay: Inside London’s Comic Con

The classic fake-dating trope lacks spark, but can easily become a new comfort rom-com favourite.

Hundreds lined up at White Oaks Mall Tuesday morning for the grand opening of London’s newest IKEA.

Around 200 attendees gathered at Schulich Hall on Wednesday to watch a screening of Canoe Carry Me Home, followed by a Q&A with filmmaker Derek Sands.

The University Students' Council voted Monday to commission a Human Rights Policy Paper to consolidate years of student advocacy on responsible investing, academic partnerships and the right to protes...

Around 100 people gathered on concrete beach Monday morning for the annual Survivor’s Flag raising ceremony, honouring those impacted by the Canadian residential school system.

Londoners gathered in Victoria Park on Thursday night for Take Back the Night protest, calling for an end to gender-based and sexual violence.

Anishinaabe journalist and author Tanya Talaga spoke at King’s last Thursday to emphasize that that truth, education and action are essential to reconciliation.

Rebecca Hass explored identity and heritage in her performance of The Song Blanket in von Kuster Hall last Friday.

The honeymoon phase of the 2026 NFL season is over, and now it’s time to figure out who truly deserves a starting spot on your fantasy team

The Western Mustangs have received blowback from students and community members for what they believe to be now deleted AI-generated graphics on the Mustangs’ Instagram account.

Eric Story spoke on the role Canadian veterans played in advocating for disability rights last Thursday in Lawson Hall.

An art exhibit in Weldon, called “Transcendent Memory: State Violence, Solidarity, and Community-Based Research in Postwar El Salvador” will be on display in Weldon until Dec. 22.

Western students experienced issues connecting to the university’s internet networks Tuesday morning, with Western requiring students to renew certificates.

Punk Rock Flea Fest celebrated the market’s 10th anniversary by expanding into a three-day weekend filled with live music and local vendors.

Mustangs dominate at home with a 60–0 victory over the Golden Hawks.

USC council members put forward a motion on Wednesday to commission an official Human Rights Policy Paper, meant to consolidate past advocacy on the topic.

Mustang women’s soccer tied the Windsor Lancers over homecoming weekend, thanks to a late equalizer for the home team.

The Western men’s soccer team extended their win streak to four games over homecoming weekend, beating the Windsor Lancers 5–2.

After police shut down gatherings on Broughdale Avenue Saturday night, thousands swarmed to London’s downtown like in previous years, only to be met with long lines for bars.

The Mustangs survived a messy second half to edge out McMaster 35–28 in a Homecoming battle that could have gone south.

Partiers and police swarmed Broughdale for Western Homecoming on Saturday — with crowd size peaking at over 10,000 mid-afternoon, and the street cleared out by around 5:30 p.m..

Thousands of students hit Western’s Fan Fest on homecoming 2026, where they snagged free food, merch and took part in face painting between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m..

Doors Open London welcomed visitors to sites across the city last weekend, celebrating the event’s 25th anniversary.

The Aspiring Allies event broke down meaningful allyship in STEM-related fields on Wednesday, leading up to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Trade your textbooks for trivia sheets and make your weeknights memorable at these London, Ont. bars.

A list of the face-offs that you’ll want to catch this fall, including long-standing rivalries and teams on the hunt for redemption.

Western will welcome the McMaster University Marauders for their second straight Homecoming battle, in a clash between two undefeated teams.

Western Housing is allowing students to sign-in one guest each in their respective residences, deviating from the contractual no-guest policy for Homecoming.