by Sylas Serné | Jan 16, 2020 | Lifestyle, Sports | Lifestyle
How one disgruntled man has been a thorn in the side of Victoria’s politics for 40 years Image via Facebook In this election, Victoria had a crowded list of candidates. Every major national party was represented, along with niche parties such as the Veterans’...
by Sylas Serné | Mar 26, 2019 | Campus, News
The future of Starbucks at UVic is inevitable, but it can be sustainable Illustration by Beth May, Graphics Contributor. The announcement that Starbucks will replace Finnerty Express cafe by the UVic bookstore was a contentious one, spurring some students opposed to...
by Sylas Serné | Nov 22, 2018 | Culture, Film
Dust ‘n’ Bones, a documentary about traditional grave-digger Harold Joe, is screening at Cinecenta on Nov. 22 The upcoming documentary Dust ‘n Bones follows Harold Joe and the problems he faces in his quest to repatriate Indigenous remains through traditional...
by Sylas Serné | Dec 14, 2016 | Humour
Oh, the holidays: the time of year when the reality of brown road slush and awkward encounters with your new step-brothers are etched into memories of pristine white snow and family unity. Yet there’s one part of the holidays that’s hard to avoid: awkward political...
by Sylas Serné | Dec 1, 2016 | Campus, News
The Jewish and Muslim community have a long history of both peaceful and violent interaction, but to the UVic Jewish Students Association (JSA) and the UVic Muslim Students Association (MSA), what matters is the present. The two student societies, along with help...