Western’s Chinese Students’ Association is one of the largest social clubs on campus. Throughout the year, we hold a wide variety of engaging, interactive, and fun events that seek to enhance your university experience and develop lifelong connections.
Western Voice
Western Voice is the largest student-run singing competition at Western. The one-night show features ten contestants, selected from over 100 auditions, vying for the title.
Each year, we invite a famous YouTube artist to guest star at Western Voice. This YouTube artist performs at Western Voice and helps judge the contestants. Past guest stars include David So, Sam Tsui, AJ Rafael, Joseph Vincent, and Clara C.
Western Voice prides itself on creating the “Western Voice experience” for its contestants. Throughout the months of November and December, Western Voice contestants take part in a photo shoot, film high-quality music videos, and record songs with the CHRW radio station.
Hundreds of hours of hard-work and dedication culminate in one spectacular show, taking place each year in January. Look out on our Facebook page for information on Western Voice 2016-2017!
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