Mustang track athletes Scott Leitch and Jenessa Olson competed in Trinidad and Tobago over the August long weekend against some of the world’s best young athletes in the Pan American Junior Games.
Olson qualified for the 400m hurdles final with a near personal best time of 1:01.35. She would finish seventh overall in the competition.
According to Western’s track and field coach Vickie Croley, performances like this from Olson will make her the rising star to look out for in the upcoming season…
After an enthusiastic reception in London last fall, Theatre Western’s The Laramie Project will be showcased at the renowned Toronto Fringe Festival in July.
The Laramie Project tells the true story of teenager Matthew Shepard from the small town of Laramie, Wyoming, who was murdered because of his homosexuality. The play, written by Moisés Kaufman and the Tectonic Theatre Project, is based upon a collection of interviews conducted with residents of Laramie, depicting their different reactions to the tragedy.
The Richard Ivey School of Business’ new building project is causing ripples. Designed with the latest green technology, the construction of the new, $100-million Richard Ivey School of Business building…
On June 13 and 14, TD Waterhouse Stadium hosted the 2009 Ontario Junior Track and Field Championships. The competition featured some of Western’s top athletes, who earned 17 individual medals including golds won by Scott Leitch and Jen Cotten in the men’s 400 metre hurdles and the women’s heptathlon, respectively.
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