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Board of Governors approves international tuition hike

Board of Governors approves international tuition hike

by Myles Sauer | Mar 28, 2017 | Campus, News

The UVic Board of Governors (BoG) has voted in favour of increasing international student tuition fees by four per cent effective May 1, 2017, during open session at their meeting on Tuesday, March 28. The increase is part of the university’s overall planning...
Board of Governors approves international tuition hike

Students poised to protest international student fee increase

by Myles Sauer | Mar 27, 2017 | Campus, News

On Tuesday, March 28, the UVic Board of Governors (BoG) will be asked to approve an increase of four per cent to international student fees. The proposed increase is part of the university’s integrated planning and budget framework, which would take effect...
Board of Governors approves international tuition hike

UPDATE: Third Space art project given takedown notice

by Myles Sauer | Mar 17, 2017 | Campus, News

UPDATE 4:19 p.m.: After being painted over and temporarily blocked off with construction tape by UVic Facilities Management on Friday morning, the Third Space art project has now been ordered by the UVSS to be taken down by 8 p.m. Friday evening. The society cited a...
Board of Governors approves international tuition hike

UPDATED: Art project challenging white supremacy painted over, blocked off

by Myles Sauer | Mar 16, 2017 | Campus, News

How UVic challenges white supremacy is a topic on everyone’s minds this week after an art installation put up by the Third Space sparked debate outside the SUB. The project — a wall made of wood and painted completely white, spray-painted with the message...
Board of Governors approves international tuition hike

Here are your newly elected Senate and Board of Governors reps

by Myles Sauer | Mar 14, 2017 | Campus, News

  The University Secretary released the results of the UVic Senate and Board of Governors (BoG) election results this week following the election that took place March 1–3. Voter turnout for both was lower than last year, though not by as significant a margin as...
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