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April 1, 2021
Taking progestogens during high-risk pregnancy could reduce preterm birth Taking progestogens - steroid hormones - during pregnancy could reduce the risk of preterm birth in high-risk single baby pregnancies, research has shown. Although these compounds have been in use for some time, results of individual clinical trials investigating their effectiveness in preventing preterm birth have been conflicting, and so further evaluation of the research evidence was needed. University of York research...
March 2, 2021
In the introduction to the anthology Where the Nights are Twice as Long: Love Letters of Canadian Poets, David Eso quotes Michael Brian Oliver, who says “Love poetry… is not personal; it repeats a cosmic dialogue.” Who can inhabit desire, and who is part of this cosmic dialogue? For this month’s Award of Awesomeness, send your love poems about friends, history, cosmology, ecology, lovers, and more. spacer
January 29, 2021
Hello, my name is Hope Mahood and Iâm the Coordinating Editor of News and Opinions for The Western Gazette and Iâm joined today by USC presidential candidate Callista Ryan. How are you doing Callista? Iâm good, how are you? Iâm not bad, yeah! Thanks for having me! Thank you for being here. So this is the USCâs first fully-online campaign season â howâs that been? Itâs definitely been a really good experience and really challenging at the same time. I...
January 29, 2021
Courtesy of Callista Ryans campaign team Candidates faced some of the USCâs most fraught issues to date this year, from Zoom university to addressing systemic racism on our virtual campus â all while trying to run Westernâs first-ever fully-online presidential campaigns. The situation seemed grim, yet all three stood up to the challenge. But, one candidate stood head and shoulders above her counterparts. The Gazetteâs editorial board voted...