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Renowned social justice and human rights advocate named university’s first associate  vice-president of equity, diversity and inclusion

Alumnae lead Ontario’s Pay Equity Office at a critical point in its history

At the helm of the Bank of Canada, Tiff Macklem is helping shape Canada’s economic policy

Drawing nude self-portraits exposed Quinn Rockliff’s talent as an artist and advocate

Insulin pioneer sparked continuum of research on diabetes management, and optimism for cure

Former scientist left the lab for the loom and has never looked back

Western-educated, real-life cowboy innovates camp experience at Texas Longhorn Ranch

Simu Liu is changing the face of superheroes in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings

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Jodi Greydanus Roelands, BA'05, founded Roelands Plant Farms and Plantables, recognized as one of Canada's top 400 fastest growing companies by The Globe and Mail. Jodi and her husband Adrian also received Ontario's Outstanding Young Farmers award in 2016.

Daryl Waud, BA'16, and Elena Koskinas, BSc'15, got engaged in Ireland where Daryl is studying law and Elena is studying medicine. They met at Western in 2011 when they were both residents of Essex Hall and have been together ever since.

Mahathi Mundluru, HBA'18, competed on season 4 of the Great Canadian Baking Show.

Alexander Marchand, BSc'18, MA'20, broke the Guinness World Record for the 'most full twisting back somersault burpees in a minute' with nine.

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In Brief

A collection of brief news stories highlighting key moments at Western over the past year.

A bold future together

With the launch of a new strategic plan, the next chapter in Western’s future takes shape

Speaking truth

Elevating the conversation about race, equity and the quest for systemic change

Grow, modernize, beautify

Western is undergoing a transformation

'That could have been me’

Education will pave the way toward meaningful reconciliation

How bats in the basement could save lives during the next viral outbreak

Researchers join forces with Royal Ontario Museum bat biologists to create a 'vaccine bank'

Hot COVID commodity

Alumnus helps create invaluable vaccine vials

Opiyo Oloya leads Western’s equity work

Renowned social justice and human rights advocate named university’s first associate  vice-president of equity, diversity and inclusion

Fair's fair

Alumnae lead Ontario’s Pay Equity Office at a critical point in its history

Building a more inclusive economy

At the helm of the Bank of Canada, Tiff Macklem is helping shape Canada’s economic policy

Body of work

Drawing nude self-portraits exposed Quinn Rockliff’s talent as an artist and advocate

One idea that changed the world

Insulin pioneer sparked continuum of research on diabetes management, and optimism for cure

Artist weaves love of science into tapestries

Former scientist left the lab for the loom and has never looked back

Living the rancher life

Western-educated, real-life cowboy innovates camp experience at Texas Longhorn Ranch

Making history as Marvel’s first Asian superhero

Simu Liu is changing the face of superheroes in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings

Class Notes See All

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In This Issue

In Brief

A collection of brief news stories highlighting key moments at Western over the past year.

A bold future together

With the launch of a new strategic plan, the next chapter in Western’s future takes shape

Speaking truth

Elevating the conversation about race, equity and the quest for systemic change

Grow, modernize, beautify

Western is undergoing a transformation

'That could have been me’

Education will pave the way toward meaningful reconciliation

How bats in the basement could save lives during the next viral outbreak

Researchers join forces with Royal Ontario Museum bat biologists to create a 'vaccine bank'

Hot COVID commodity

Alumnus helps create invaluable vaccine vials

Opiyo Oloya leads Western’s equity work

Renowned social justice and human rights advocate named university’s first associate vice-president of equity, diversity and inclusion

Fair's fair

Alumnae lead Ontario’s Pay Equity Office at a critical point in its history

Building a more inclusive economy

At the helm of the Bank of Canada, Tiff Macklem is helping shape Canada’s economic policy

Body of work

Drawing nude self-portraits exposed Quinn Rockliff’s talent as an artist and advocate

One idea that changed the world

Insulin pioneer sparked continuum of research on diabetes management, and optimism for cure

Artist weaves love of science into tapestries

Former scientist left the lab for the loom and has never looked back

Living the rancher life

Western-educated, real-life cowboy innovates camp experience at Texas Longhorn Ranch

Making history as Marvel’s first Asian superhero

Simu Liu is changing the face of superheroes in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings

Class Notes See All

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Renowned social justice and human rights advocate named university’s first associate  vice-president of equity, diversity and inclusion