Drawn to History! Why I Teach Graphic History & Why You Should Too!
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Alan MacEachern ,Active History , November 18, 2024
Read Professor Alan MacEachern's latest contribution to Active History.
Feng Jicai Institute held a special lecture on New Year painting research "Victory Picture: From Copperplate to Woodblock to Lithography"
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New Year Painting Center ,Feng Jicai Institute of Literature and Art , November 14, 2024
Article on Professor James Flath's special lecture at Feng Jicai Institute of Literature and Art, Tianjin University
First World War postcard project launched by Western prof expands to hundreds of small-town schools
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Justin Zadorsky ,Western News , November 12, 2024
More than 10,000 replica postcards being used to educate Canadian youth
Did John McCrae contravene the Geneva Conventions?
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Simcoe County Museum , November 11, 2024
Detailed presentation with Adjunct Professor Vivian McAlister.
When they died, they were buried without a marker. Inside the quest to restore dignity to some of Ontario’s forgotten
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Janet Hurley (Senior Writer) ,Toronto Star , October 15, 2024
Communities from Toronto to New York, and now Ingersoll, are wrestling with how to properly acknowledge and preserve these graveyards, commonly known as Potter’s Fields.
Russian influence in social media, panic over Kursk and a long way for Ukrainian independence
Ukraine Calling , September 04, 2024
Interview with Associate Professor Marta Dyczok
Search to finish her family tree led this Chicago woman to an unmarked grave in Ingersoll, Ont.
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Isha Bhargava ,CBC News , August 26, 2024
Researchers look to tell stories of Ingersoll's forgotten at unmarked gravesite
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Isha Bhargava ,CBC News , August 13, 2024
Ukraine's Missing Children: Slipping into a Life of War Crime
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Vivian McAlister ,Faculti.net , August 13, 2024
Potter’s field project tells stories of forgotten community members
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Crystal Mackay ,Western News , August 01, 2024
Indigenous studies and history professor Cody Groat and history students Rebecca Small and Emily Kirk have completed work to uncover the history and tell the stories of the more than 350 community members who are buried in an unmarked section of the Ingersoll Rural Cemetery called the potter's field.
Is Putin drawing inspiration from Stalin’s military purge? Despite parallels, probably not
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Oleksa Drachewych ,The Conversation , July 01, 2024
Ten summer reads by Western faculty and alumni
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Keri Ferguson ,Western News , June 20, 2024
Peter Neary (1938-2024), professor emeritus, department of history and Melvin Baker University's book Out Here: Governor Sir Humphrey Walwyn’s Quarterly Reports from Newfoundland, 1936-1946 featured in Western News' suggested 10 summer reads written by faculty and alumni.
Returning cultural artifacts that belong to Indigenous Peoples discussed at G7 summit
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Winnipeg Studio ,APTN News , June 18, 2024
Detailed interview with Assistant Professor Cody Groat regarding the returning of cultural artifacts.
Trudeau urges Pope to return Indigenous items held in the Vatican’s collection
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Tavia Grant ,The Globe and Mail , June 17, 2024
Legacy gift of $2M largest ever for Western Libraries
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Keri Ferguson ,Western News , June 03, 2024
The History of SOHO
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Vision SoHo Project ,London Community Ontario , May 27, 2024
Ukraine defends against Russian attack on border, Putin's spy mansion & how Moscow is 'replaying' the Second World War
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Robert Mendick ,Ukraine: The Latest , May 10, 2024
Ukraine: The Latest's podcast episode featuring Assistant Professor Oleksa Drachewych
Peter Neary (1938 - 2024)
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The History Department , April 01, 2024
Give us access to these important archives, historians plead with London hospital officials
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Kate Dubinski ,CBCNews , March 25, 2024
Statement by the Russian Foreign Ministry in connection with the introduction of personal sanctions against Canadian citizens
Embassy Life , March 23, 2024
How Russia Rewrites History in its Favor
Suspilne TV , March 16, 2024
Resilience and Reflection: Reviving Ukraine Calling Amidst Shifting Tides
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Brian Bonner ,Ukraine Calling , March 09, 2024
A Russian missile exploded near Zelenskyy. Experts say the Ukrainian leader's still Putin's top target
The Power Vertical , March 07, 2024
Two years of War
The Power Vertical , February 24, 2024
Ukrainian students reflect on 2nd anniversary of Russian invasion
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Sophia Schiefler ,Western Gazette , February 24, 2024
Graduate students can now earn Global & Intercultural Engagement Honour
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Crystal Lamb ,Western News , February 20, 2024
Western’s Global & Intercultural Engagement Honour is a special distinction that appears on a student’s official transcript when they graduate after completing the requirements. First launched for undergraduate students nearly 10 years ago, the program will expand to include a stream for graduate students this month.
International relations club event connects Western students to global challenges
Western Gazette , January 30, 2024
“Sweet smell of gum”: Western prof collecting stories of the iconic O-Pee-Chee Company
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Jeff Renaud ,Western News , January 24, 2024
Five years that profoundly shaped the world
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CBC Radio , January 22, 2024
Remember O-Pee-Chee? This researcher might want to talk to you
CBC News , January 04, 2024
Western University Assistant Professor Michael Dove wants connect with people who used to work at O-Pee-Chee.
