Western University professor Bri Watson explores how cataloguing, metadata and archives help people find identity, belonging and community.

Savannah Simon and Olivia Couchie are inaugural Western MLIS Indigenous Student Fellows championing representation in libraries

A new ZipHealth study shows 1 in 5 Americans and Canadians are having intimate interactions with AI and half are keeping it secret from their partners. Ontario experts warn of relationship issues and ...

The latest reality dating show based on age-gap relationships, 'The Age of Attraction,' offers important insight into these relationships

Alum Carleigh Bodrug has been on a mission to help people eat healthier, reduce food waste and save money.

Health professionals worry that rather than helping users quit smoking, the pouches could addict users and lead to cigarette smoking and vaping later.

Western University alumni, including one professor, were appointed to the Order of Ontario for their contributions to improve lives across the province.

Though Black history is often underrepresented and erased from history, Nassisse Solomon, Neisa Long and Omar Pusey are using the digital age to highlight Black history.

Now that Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro has been ousted, this Canadian teen is hopeful that Venezuelans are on their way to a better future.

Robots for seniors, AI pals for women, and laptops are embracing the power of cute -- for better or worse.

From bookworm to foreign editor: Globe and Mail's Angela Murphy takes up Asper Fellowship in Media at Western University.

How fungus and Freud converge to illuminate a deep ecology of mind, nature, and human ancestry.

From bookworm to foreign editor: Globe and Mail's Angela Murphy takes up Asper Fellowship in Media at Western University.

Alum Carleigh Bodrug has been on a mission to help people eat healthier, reduce food waste and save money.

Being pals from far away requires extra effort and can sometimes mean becoming even closer

Western researchers tap into how the use of mindfulness can help those waiting for feedback navigate the negative emotions that can come from anticipation.

Garth Finch, BMSc'20, MMJC'25, was researchign melanoma in a lab at Western when he realized he had a different calling - sharing stories about science.

Threads that Unite Us, organized by artist Teresa Cruz and FIMS professor Amanda Grzyb, aimed to foster solidarity and inclusivity among diverse communities by using embroidery as a form of

A new survey reveals that almost a third of youth have been exposed to technology-facilitated sexual violence. Better protective and educational measures are needed.

YouTube video by Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics

Canadian officials have pledged more than $43 billion in subsidies to create new low-carbon supply chains. A new study identifies some problems.

Health information science PhD candidate Prabu Nadaraja studies digital foodscapes and their impact on Tamil immigrants in Ontario.

Several wrongful death lawsuits are unfolding in the U.S. involving suicide deaths of teens who formed relationships with chatbots.

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