While the federal government’s cuts to provincial funding of supervised drug consumption sites is set to occur in June, London’s site may have the potential to remain open with access to private funding. westerngazette.ca/news/mp-frag...

Review: The Grand’s staging of The Importance of Being Earnest holds onto Wilde’s wit, while making space for originality. westerngazette.ca/culture/revi...

Samantha St. Croix, a 2025 OUA First Team all star in women’s soccer, is trading the Western Mustangs for the Halifax Tides in the NSL — and she is ready for the challenge. westerngazette.ca/sports/saman...

London community members gathered in front of Victoria Park Saturday afternoon for a ‘Fight Ford’ protest against provincial policies. The protest was one of dozens held across Ontario on the same day. westerngazette.ca/news/london-...

On March 28, the Althouse Auditorium was packed with attendees ready to witness Dance Force’s dance recital, themed “Timeless.” westerngazette.ca/culture/danc...

Stability is out. Startups are in. westerngazette.ca/culture/to-s...

The final goodbye: What I’ve learned and what I will change. westerngazette.ca/culture/kayl...

We don’t have to be comfortable with animal testing to recognize its place in the larger story. westerngazette.ca/opinion/edit...

On Tuesday morning, St. Joseph’s Hospital released a statement saying the two final dogs used in heart research began their transition into family homes. westerngazette.ca/news/final-t...

London is often dismissed as a stopover city, but its walkability, affordability and mix of local spots make it the perfect place to fall in love — with someone else or yourself. westerngazette.ca/culture/thin...

After the Crown withdrew mischief charges against Western professors David Heap and Tarek Loubani, both said LPS should never have laid charges in the first place. westerngazette.ca/news/mischie...

True north, strong and space — Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen is going to the moon. westerngazette.ca/news/what-th...

After injuries and narrowly missing the Olympics in 2024, the record-setting swimmer is chasing a comeback and a spot at the 2028 games. westerngazette.ca/sports/shona...

Western’s athletic training program gives students real-world experience alongside varsity athletes, but requires a major time commitment and strong responsibility. westerngazette.ca/sports/insid...

ICONOCLAST will host a launch party celebrating its 18th Volume, titled Morning Star, at Poacher’s Arms on Apr. 2. westerngazette.ca/culture/prev...

Azaad Gill, Sophie Huc and Habiba Munniwala are joining next year’s USC executive team as the incoming VP student engagement, VP orientation and programming and VP student services. westerngazette.ca/news/usc/usc...

Opinion: To ensure the safety of the student population, Narcan training for Western’s orientation leaders is a must. westerngazette.ca/opinion/opin...

What’s the secret ingredient behind mukbangs that catch our attention? westerngazette.ca/culture/read...

Stepping away from Western football and into retirement, Greg Marshall reflects on his 18-year tenure as the Mustangs’ head coach. westerngazette.ca/sports/greg-...

Students and Londoners alike can now travel directly across southern Ontario as part of FlixBus’ push for more convenient and accessible public transportation. westerngazette.ca/news/flixbus...

Sunday marked the Indigenous Students’ Association’s 20th annual powwow, with the steady beat of the drum and singers’ voices filling the Mustang Lounge. westerngazette.ca/culture/isa-...

Western sports teams face many challenges in moving an outdoor sport indoors. How do Mustangs navigate this transition and continue to perform at their best? westerngazette.ca/sports/how-w...

I want to protect a rock alien from all harm. He is my everything. westerngazette.ca/culture/chri...

Fifth-year backup quarterback Jérôme Rancourt and fifth-year offensive lineman Keegan O’Neil ventured to Oil Country to compete among 100 athletes at the 2026 CFL combine. westerngazette.ca/sports/two-m...

The Future of Sport in Canada Commission’s final report outlines concerns around abuse reporting and hazing in university athletics. westerngazette.ca/sports/natio...

Saturn’s return occurs every 29 years. At the FLS spring fashion show, that transformation took shape on the runway. westerngazette.ca/culture/fls-...

London’s unemployment rose to 8.8 per cent in February — the second-highest among major Canadian cities — driven by job losses and economic uncertainty. Experts encourage students and job seekers to upskill and broaden their job search. #ldnont westerngazette.ca/news/london-...

Exploring the history of baseball in London through the story of Labatt Memorial Park, the oldest continuously used ballpark in the world. #ldnont westerngazette.ca/sports/insid...

On March 19, Robert Ventresca was formally installed as King’s 10th president after beginning his five-year term in November 2025. westerngazette.ca/news/robert-...

Opinion: I love going to Western. I just hope the next generation gets to as well. westerngazette.ca/opinion/opin...

Opinions: Navigating the complexities of the friends not lovers trope. westerngazette.ca/opinion/opin...

Angela Murphy, foreign editor at The Globe and Mail, FIMS alumna and this year's FIMS Asper Fellow for the Winter 2026 term, is an excellent example of Canadian journalistic excellence. westerngazette.ca/culture/ange...

Western’s Panhellenic Conference and Interfraternity Council fielded questions from the USC about safety and reputational concerns regarding the possibility of the Greek Life organizations’ eventual reintegration with the USC at Monday’s council meeting. westerngazette.ca/news/usc-dis...

London police issued 11 provincial offence notices under the Liquor Licence and Control Act over St. Patrick’s Day weekend. westerngazette.ca/news/15-tick...

Studio Coffee is more than just a place to grab coffee. It’s a place to stay. westerngazette.ca/culture/a-th...

Having a boyfriend is embarrassing! Guys, gals and non-binary pals — it's time to expand our horizons. Staying single until 30 is the new black. westerngazette.ca/opinion/opin...

Ramadan is a month of community. What is it like when students are away from home? westerngazette.ca/culture/rama...

After Canada’s federal government legalized single-sport betting in 2021, a study shows that the number of young men seeking support in Ontario is on the rise. westerngazette.ca/news/study-l...

Western is switching service providers for its emergency notification system from OnSolve to Alertable, believing the new platform will improve communication during emergencies. westerngazette.ca/news/western...

Gather your d20s, because it’s time to roll initiative! westerngazette.ca/culture/insi...

Sabrina Baldini conducted a workshop exploring the relationship between ADHD and sex on March 16 at Western University. westerngazette.ca/culture/sabr...

Fanshawe College has shut down its south campus location and cut various programs due to financial difficulties. According to some members of the Fanshawe community, declining international enrolment due to changes in the postgraduate work permit are to blame. westerngazette.ca/news/fanshaw...

On Monday, the federal government announced an extension of temporary increases to non-repayable grants and the weekly limit for interest-free student loans. westerngazette.ca/news/federal...

As exams approach and workloads increase, so can student sick days. westerngazette.ca/culture/stre...

In 2024, two Western students placed second in the President’s Challenge and were incorrectly told they were guaranteed a spot in an entrepreneurship program. After having trouble talking to administration, they filed a claim in small claims court. westerngazette.ca/news/former-...

Opinion: Canada geese are widely disliked, but maybe it’s our fault for not understanding them. westerngazette.ca/opinion/opin...

Fanshawe College shut down its south campus location and cut various programs due to financial difficulties. According to some members of the Fanshawe community, declining international enrolment due to changes in the postgraduate work permit are to blame. westerngazette.ca/news/fanshaw...

On March 14, the ASA put on their 2026 Culture show, representing countries across the continent through a riveting display of dance, fashion and fun. westerngazette.ca/culture/asa-...

The Ivey women’s basketball team outscored the engineering team 49–42 in a Saturday night charity basketball game for the first time in the women’s sport, finishing off this year’s series. westerngazette.ca/sports/ivey-...

As a Western professor, Trish Markert affirms the importance of ethics in anthropology and archaeology. westerngazette.ca/culture/ethi...