![]() February 10, 2023 ![]() (From left) Black student scholarships have been named in honour of James Jenkins, Carmeta Thelma Hodges, and Lieutenant-Colonel Kenneth Jacobs. (Image source: Rob Potter/Western Communications) Three new scholarships for Black students have been named in honour of members of the Black community who have left a legacy of commitment to education and social justice. The scholarships’ namesakes, their families and the student recipients were celebrated at an event on Feb. 7. ![]() (From left) Katie Oates, Courtney Waugh and Cody Barteet in front of the entrance to St. Paul’s Cathedral. (Photo source: Christopher Kindratsky/Western Communications)Visual arts professor Cody Barteet and a team of researchers are piecing together stories of stained-glass artists from London and surrounding areas. Working with Western Libraries’ Courtney Waugh, the team has transferred thousands of photographs of stained-glass works into the Scholarship@Western online repository. ![]() Andrea Soddu holds a simulation head with an EEG cap. (Photo source: Jeff Renaud/Western Communications) Medical physicist Andrea Soddu led an international team of collaborators to develop a new procedure for understanding and diagnosing tinnitus (ringing in the ears) using data acquired by electroencephalography (EEG) testing. ![]() (Photo source: U.S. Embassy and Consulates in Canada) Researchers at the Child Health & Physical Activity Laboratory have created Everyone Can Play, an online resource for children with disabilities and their families to locate inclusive physical activity opportunities in and around London. ![]() (From left) Dentistry students Thomas Burrows and William Xie with a patient at the Oxford County Community Health Centre's dental clinic. (Photo source: Schulich Medicine & Dentistry) Schulich Dentistry has partnered with Oxford County Community Health Centre’s dental clinic to expand its dental services and address the unmet treatment needs of Oxford County residents. ![]() (Photo source: Rob Lach/Pexels) Social demographers Kate Choi and Patrick Denice examined decades of household earnings and married women’s labour force participation data and found the education gap between spouses shapes wives’ long-term income trajectories, but the impact varies depending on race. ![]() Working at Western(Photo source: Western Libraries) Explore the Black Resources Collection at Weldon Library |