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

London has a new destination for flat-pack furniture, Swedish meatballs and everything in between. As furniture-giant IKEA ...

Around 100 people gathered on concrete beach Monday morning for the annual Survivor’s Flag raising ceremony, honouring those ...

The University Students' Council voted Monday to commission a Human Rights Policy Paper to consolidate years of student ...

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

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

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

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 ...

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

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

State Violence, Solidarity, and Community-Based Research in Postwar El Salvador” will be on display in Weldon until Dec. 22.

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