Environment Canada lifted the tornado warning issued Tuesday evening in response to a severe thunderstorm approaching the city. westerngazette.ca/tornado-warn...

Environment Canada issued a tornado warning for London Tuesday evening in response to a severe thunderstorm approaching the city. westerngazette.ca/london-under...

The East-West Bowl — with three Mustangs competing — finished with the West coming out on top 28–27, but the experiences, not the score, stood out. westerngazette.ca/sports/musta...

After missing the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time in a decade, MLSE has appointed John Chayka as their new general manager. westerngazette.ca/sports/maple...

Environment Canada issued a tornado warning for London in response to a severe thunderstorm forming near the city. At 5 p.m., Western issued an all-clear update. westerngazette.ca/news/tornado...

Ivey’s learning platform Canvas is down after a cybercriminal group breached parent company Instructure and threatened to leak student data from thousands of schools. westerngazette.ca/news/ivey-in...

20-year-old Bryson Donald, charged for causing a fire at the PIKE frat house that sent five people to hospital, pleaded guilty in a court appearance on Friday. westerngazette.ca/news/pike-fi...

Take a look into how much Western’s top earners get paid, and how their compensation compares to employees across Ontario. westerngazette.ca/news/a-dive-...

Alumni Hall will undergo renovations to give the historic building a new interior, causing disruption for some of Western’s athletic teams westerngazette.ca/sports/alumn...

The award-winning musical about compassion, community and Canada made its debut with a non-replica production in London — and it didn’t disappoint. westerngazette.ca/culture/revi...

Western’s board voted in favour of creating a dedicated responsible investing policy on Thursday, but rejected the Senate's recommendation to apply human rights and international law principles to investment practices. westerngazette.ca/news/western...

For the first time since 2003, Western’s football team had no athletes called in the CFL draft. westerngazette.ca/sports/no-mu...

On April 23, the USC voted to reaffirm the council’s stance on advocating to Western regarding its responsible investing policy, ahead of the upcoming Board of Governors meeting. westerngazette.ca/news/usc-rea...

From the world of finance to becoming a leading force in corporate greenwashing, Wren Montgomery’s story proves that success is not a linear path. westerngazette.ca/culture/wren...

Western students are partnering with non-profits to build tools that improve accessibility, streamline services and support communities through Tech for Social Impact. westerngazette.ca/news/tech-fo...

Don’t worry, the online trend of “eating your skin care” doesn’t mean literally eating your products. It’s really about how your gut and microbiome naturally affect your skin health. westerngazette.ca/culture/skin...

Vanessa Ambtman-Smith, a Western professor and Indigenous healthcare advocate, is challenging the colonial foundations of Canada’s healthcare system through education and policy reform. westerngazette.ca/culture/vane...

With recognition from the Western community and social media fans alike, alumni Shad Haidar and Monia ElHayak relentless dedication has grown the fried chicken restaurant, BTRMLK, into a beloved sensation. westerngazette.ca/culture/behi...

Ontario appointed Professor Amanda Grzyb to the highest honour, the Order of Ontario, for her community work. westerngazette.ca/amanda-grzyb...

Jake Karls, Western alum and co-founder of Mid-Day Squares, didn’t sell 65 million bars by following the herd — he did it by making noise. westerngazette.ca/culture/mid-...

Musical Theatre at Western is far more than what the audience sees on stage. Students and professionals reflect on the program's work and culture. westerngazette.ca/culture/behi...

Western researchers are contributing to IMMUNEQUITY, an international initiative working to develop accessible HIV treatments in partnership with Ugandan collaborators. westerngazette.ca/news/immuneq...

Porches aren’t just a place to sit outside a house. They’re often the centrepiece of socialization in university homes. westerngazette.ca/culture/the-...

The biggest sporting tournament in the world lands in Canada this summer, and many Western students could not be more excited. westerngazette.ca/sports/what-...

From a basement heat press to a media-focused brand, Jonah Dumont’s Childhood Attires is a space for creativity, connection and doing what you love. westerngazette.ca/culture/chil...

The use of AI is controversial in the journalism industry, but our opinion remains firm. westerngazette.ca/our_newsroom...

The effort and passion humans put into creating artwork is unmatched. Yet artificial reproduction receives praise for stealing our work. westerngazette.ca/opinion/opin...

A subgenre that has fae, magic, spice and everything nice — romantasy is one of the biggest things in the literary world right now. But there’s so much more than meets the cover. westerngazette.ca/culture/roma...

Whether it’s back-to-back Olympic curling golds or four OUA men’s golf championships, it’s all par for the course for coach Jim Waite. westerngazette.ca/sports/jim-w...

London is home to three major hospitals, but sexual assault evidence kits are only available at St. Joseph’s Hospital, where specialized staff provide forensic care, counselling, and support services for survivors. westerngazette.ca/news/where-t...

Professor Cody Groat’s upcoming book, “Always A Part of the Land,” shows that Indigenous peoples have always pushed back, challenging the idea that Indigenous history is synonymous with Canadian history. westerngazette.ca/culture/cody...

A new report on Canada’s music industry raises concerns about whether university student musicians are being adequately prepared for the mental, financial and structural pressures of the field. westerngazette.ca/music-indust...

The unibrow might be a controversial fashion choice, but it’s time to put down the tweezers. westerngazette.ca/opinion/opin...

Western men’s squash team has built one of the most dominant dynasties in OUA history through a strong culture and competition in the U.S.-based College Squash Association. westerngazette.ca/sports/purpl...

Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, if you’re curious about chess, Western Chess and GO Club welcomes you. westerngazette.ca/inside-weste...

Chasing a muscle pump in the gym is great for Instagram. But what’s the science behind that temporary flex and how does it influence the way we consume fitness content? westerngazette.ca/sports/scien...

London — long dubbed the Forest City for its massive canopy of trees — has been named Canada’s Forest Capital by the Canadian Institute of Forestry. westerngazette.ca/news/london-...

On April 8, around 200 Western community members gathered to protest for Western to adopt a human-rights-based investment policy ahead of the April 30 BoG meeting, in which the board will discuss divestment. westerngazette.ca/news/goose-d...

UPDATE: A critical emergency alert issued by Western University in response to a gas on campus has now ended. The London Fire Department has confirmed the source of the leak was related to an ongoing power outage on campus.

BREAKING: A critical emergency alert has been issued by Western University in response to a potential gas on campus. westerngazette.ca/news/potenti...

Ten buildings on campus are currently experiencing a “prolonged power outage,” according to an alert sent by Western University to the campus community. Crews are on-site working to restore electricity. westerngazette.ca/news/multipl...

Yes, we all hate big finals. Yes, we still need them. westerngazette.ca/opinion/edit...

Upsets are not the result of a skill issue but a psychological one. How should teams overcome it? westerngazette.ca/sports/scien...

Threads that Unite Us 2, co-organized by Maria Barba and Amanda Grzyb, followed the October 2025 workshop with a focus on repair and community-building through embroidery and rafu (mending), led by Sharmistha Kar. westerngazette.ca/news/second-...

When female-dominated degrees become campus jokes, degrees like Media, Information, and Technoculture face the consequences of gendered hierarchies. westerngazette.ca/culture/what...

Why would anyone do this to themselves? westerngazette.ca/culture/the-...

Chris Critiques: The Drama will be the reason you take a chance on that cute guy or delete Tinder forever. westerngazette.ca/culture/chri...

CBC Foreign Correspondent and Western alum Katie Simpson is not your average journalist. From the Jan. 6 Capitol riots to the Minneapolis ICE protests, she reports from the front lines that most of us follow from afar. westerngazette.ca/culture/kati...

Students in the Gender and Women in Civic Leadership course at King’s University College hosted a sold-out tenth annual ChangeMaker conference on March 27. westerngazette.ca/news/student...

What is the cost of convenience? Buy now, pay later is a tempting option, but experts say it can be a slippery slope. westerngazette.ca/culture/buy-...