A King’s student was arrested Monday afternoon after allegedly uttering threats and compiling a list of individuals he wished to kill. westerngazette.ca/news/king-s-...

Mustangs football head coach Greg Marshall is retiring after 18 years of dominance with Western. westerngazette.ca/hanging-up-t...

Gazette sports breaks down our top 10 most transformative sporting moments of 2025. westerngazette.ca/sports/the-h...

UC Hill came alive with holiday lights, music and student crowds on Tuesday and Wednesday night as Western debuted its first-ever holiday market — transforming campus into a cheerful winter village as exam season begins. westerngazette.ca/culture/west...

Using narrative performance, Storyhouse amplifies the reach of professional research from Western University. westerngazette.ca/culture/stor...

This semester Western University Law and University of Waterloo Architecture students participated in a joint interdisciplinary course exploring legal spaces. On Nov. 24, nine groups presented designs for a new home for Western’s law school. westerngazette.ca/news/law-arc...

Richmond Street is closed between Huron Street and Western’s main gates after a multi-vehicle collision. No significant injuries were reported. westerngazette.ca/news/richmon...

If London’s snow hasn’t convinced you winter’s here, the Grand’s Frozen will. Grab your ear muffs and Super Puff — Arendelle has officially blown into town. westerngazette.ca/culture/revi...

The Spoke is serving festive flavours this exam season — we tried them so you don’t have to. westerngazette.ca/we-tried-the...

Navigating life after graduation is not easy, and things definitely don’t always go your way, but that’s okay. westerngazette.ca/life-doesn-t...

London International Airport and WestJet are bringing back a direct flight route to Winnipeg in the summer months of 2026. westerngazette.ca/news/direct-...

The federal government announced a nearly 49 per cent reduction to their international student admissions target for 2026. Let’s take a look at the current and future effects of Canada’s shift in international student policy over the last two years. westerngazette.ca/news/canada-...

Western alum Oren Weisfeld turned his coverage of Canadian basketball into The Golden Generation: How Canada Became a Basketball Powerhouse, a story about the sport’s sudden surge on the international stage. westerngazette.ca/sports/weste...

Think window shopping, but supporting local student start-ups and companies at the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Centre. Nothing says festive cheer more than that. westerngazette.ca/culture/stud...

Western Sustainability held a town hall in the McKellar Theatre on Nov. 18, inviting the Western community to share input and feedback on the draft climate and sustainability strategy. westerngazette.ca/news/communi...

The job market is slow, rent is high and lattes are overpriced — but we’re still showing up for our daily fix. westerngazette.ca/culture/the-...

Looking for a study hack in the heat of the fall semester? Well, look no further — the Pomodoro Method is here to set you up for success. westerngazette.ca/opinion/opin...

Former Olympian Morgan Rosts is not only competing for the Mustangs but also for Canada on the international stage. westerngazette.ca/team-canada-...

Community organizations held a vigil in Victoria Park on Saturday morning to mark White Ribbon Day and remember the victims of the École Polytechnique massacre. westerngazette.ca/news/sunrise...

Western's Senate voted in favour of a motion recommending human rights-based divestment at its Dec. 5 meeting. President Alan Shepard will present the recommendation at the Feb. 5 Board of Governors meeting. westerngazette.ca/news/senate-...

After the passing of Jane Goodall, students and professors are commemorating her memory. westerngazette.ca/culture/jane...

A 20 year-old London man been identified and charged with one count of bodily harm by criminal negligence related to a fire at Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity house. Two women remain in the hospital. westerngazette.ca/news/london-...

The USC will reduce faculty soph contracts to one week in 2026. Additionally, OCrew will be restructured. westerngazette.ca/news/week-lo...

The UCC Jugo Juice will remain closed until spring 2026 for renovations, intended to enhance the overall efficiency and layout of the store. westerngazette.ca/news/ucc-jug...

Finlay’s death was preventable, and the law in his name — which implements enforceable pediatric standards in Ontario — could make a difference in someone's life. westerngazette.ca/opinion/opin...

Beyond box scores: The Mustangs women’s volleyball team secured two 3–0 victories on the road, extending their win streak to five. westerngazette.ca/sports/beyon...

Recap: In bringing awareness to paralegal work, Her Legal Path highlighted women in the legal field. westerngazette.ca/culture/reca...

As ChatGPT reshapes how students learn and do work, Western professors are exploring what education means in the age of AI. westerngazette.ca/features/edu...

Saturday night hosted the Fashion and Lifestyle Society’s fall fashion show, Revelations. westerngazette.ca/culture/fls-...

Western Law’s Court Assistance Program gives students the chance to gain real-world experience, all while benefiting the larger London community. westerngazette.ca/culture/hand...

Start 'em sit 'em: Fantasy playoffs are near, but do not fear — Gazette Start ‘em, Sit ‘em is here. #FantasyFootball westerngazette.ca/sports/start...

The Western men’s volleyball team split wins against the Nipissing University Lakers this weekend, with a 3–2 win followed by a 2–3 loss. westerngazette.ca/sports/beyon...

On Tap with Thomas: A hot new brewery has entered the tap; now let's see if it's the bombshell its name suggests. #ldnont #OnTap westerngazette.ca/culture/on-t...

Firefighters, police and paramedics responded to a fire at the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity house on Richmond Street. Five attendees of the party were taken to the hospital. westerngazette.ca/news/fire-at...

Looking for a break during exams? London’s holiday festivities have got you covered. westerngazette.ca/culture/thin...

Ivey professor Tony Frost used AI to mark his students’ midterm exams, and talked to the Gazette about his experience. westerngazette.ca/news/ivey-pr...

City councillors of London will receive a 39 per cent pay raise in their stipends beginning next term. A Western professor explains how this will level out the playing field with other municipalities and attract new councillors. westerngazette.ca/news/why-lon...

An on-campus production of an opera classic ruffled feathers in all the right places. westerngazette.ca/culture/i-co...

After grinding out a 73–70 victory against the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees on Friday, the Mustangs fell to the Carleton Ravens 82–71 in their first loss of the season. westerngazette.ca/sports/men-s...

Beyond Box Scores: The men’s hockey team collected back-to-back wins this weekend, defeating the Laurier Golden Hawks 7–6 and the Brock Badgers 2–1. #BeyondBoxScores westerngazette.ca/sports/beyon...

As a creative reimagining of the blog, digital gardens might be the way to combat doomscrolling and mindfully approach the way we consume content. westerngazette.ca/culture/digi...

The Mustangs women’s basketball registered two closely fought wins against strong opponents this past weekend. westerngazette.ca/twin-home-wi...

In an era where moustaches are ‘in,’ it’s worth questioning why we grow them and what it means to be a man. westerngazette.ca/culture/the-...

Movember is more than just facial hair. Honouring a grandfather, a teammate, a friend — the men behind the moustaches share their stories. westerngazette.ca/culture/insi...

With a mostly digital world becoming easier to imagine than ever before, it’s unfair to expect people to kick their phones to the curb. #DoNotDisturb westerngazette.ca/culture/scie...

Western held a celebration honouring the launch of Canada’s first major in Black Studies on Nov. 20. westerngazette.ca/news/western...

The Mustangs’ women’s hockey team beat Ontario Tech 5–2 and lost to Laurier 4–0 before heading on winter break. westerngazette.ca/sports/musta...

Editorial: We’ve lost the meaning of the season. Holiday cheer has turned into the fear of spending too much, or too little. But, like every holiday classic reminds us, it’s about the people, not the presents. westerngazette.ca/opinion/edit...

The Black Students’ Association hosted their annual fashion show as a showcase of Black excellence, art, culture and music. westerngazette.ca/culture/bsa-...

Women from Engineering and Ivey Business School faced off in a hockey game Monday night, writing the latest chapter of the infamous Eng-Ivey rivalry series. westerngazette.ca/sports/eng-t...