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  • Poison books at Western Libraries? Don’t panic!

    Ninety-six poison books have been identified as part of an undergraduate summer research internship with Western Libraries.

  • How global cross-cultural folklore and legends shape the monsters we fear
  • Western students among world’s best in 2025 Global Undergraduate Awards
  • Meet Jodi Lynn Maracle, 2025-26 Indigenous artist-in-residence
  • Meet Jaya Sinha, Western’s new student writer-in-residence
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    Doctoral Public Lecture | Alexandra Lepine

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    Mega Satellite Constellations

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    Western Film and Art Festival

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  • Carol Off, BA'81 (English), LLD'17 Journalist/Author

  • Eternity Martis, BA'14 (Women's Studies, English) Journalist, Author


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