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The Artlet: A showcase of student art and poetry

March 4, 2020March 10, 2020
Darian Lee
The Martlet is revisiting a section from our paper in the 80’s that showcased student art and writing with the hopes of inspiring students to explore their creative sides. This

What not to do in your first year

September 5, 2018
Martlet Staff
Unfortunate true stories that should inspire UVic's fresh faces to not do the same Always be prepared, especially when writing exams. I was writing a midterm for a math course in my first year...

A critical look at Canada 150: Qwul’sih’yah’maht (Robina Thomas)

June 30, 2017July 7, 2017
Sarah Lazin
We asked community leaders and educators about Canada’s sesquicentennial anniversary, to reflect on this country’s present, past, and future. Qwul’sih’yah’maht (Robina Thomas) | Director of Indigenous Academic and Community Engagement and...

A critical look at Canada 150: Annalee Lepp

June 30, 2017July 7, 2017
Sarah Lazin
We asked community leaders and educators about Canada’s sesquicentennial anniversary, to reflect on this country’s present, past, and future. Annalee Lepp | Chair of the Gender Studies Department The Martlet: What does...

The Ripple Effect

January 8, 2015March 19, 2015
Hugo Wong
The story of J-32 the killer whale

Taking Small Steps: the ups and downs of bipolar disorder

October 1, 2014October 1, 2014
Klara Woldenga
I always joke to myself that I don’t go to the gym because dealing with a brain that is constantly producing different emotions is enough exercise already.

UVic for dummies

September 4, 2014September 3, 2014
William Workman, Michel Ghanem, Adam Hayman, Adrian Paradis, Devin Khera, Senica Maltese, Klara Woldenga, Hugo Wong and Rachel Francois
  ...

Focus on Fuel Part V: The future of British Columbian LNG

December 19, 2013January 10, 2014
Dan Oberhaus
This is Part V in a five-part Martlet investigative series exploring the economic, socio-political, and environmental impacts of the B.C. government’s decision to pursue Liquid Natural Gas initiatives. This instalment

Focus on Fuel Part IV: B.C. LNG and indigenous sovereignty

December 5, 2013January 10, 2014
Dan Oberhaus
This is Part IV in a five-part Martlet investigative series exploring the economic, socio-political, and environmental impacts of the B.C. government’s decision to pursue Liquid Natural Gas initiatives. This instalment

Focus on Fuel Part III: The ecological imperatives of the B.C. LNG industry

November 21, 2013January 8, 2014
Dan Oberhaus
This is Part III in a five-part Martlet investigative series exploring the economic, socio-political, and environmental impacts of the B.C. government’s decision to pursue Liquefied Natural Gas initiatives. This instalment
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You guys have been loving these explainer posts so our editor, @kate.korte, put this one together. 😊 
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🗞️ The Martlet's Top Photos of 2020 🗞️ F 🗞️ The Martlet's Top Photos of 2020 🗞️ Find more photos + links to the articles that accompanied them on our website. 

1. Former UVic President Jamie Cassels leads the Board of Governors through a crowd of Divest protestors in January, at the meeting where they passed the responsible investment policy. Photo by Josh Ngenda. 

2. On March 5, five Indigenous Youth for Wet'suwet'en were arrested at the legislature. In this photo, some of the Indigenous Youth and their supporters are surrounding a police car. Photo by Mike Graeme.

3. A playground in summer 2020. Photo by Josh Ngenda. 

4. 9 000 people gathered in Centennial Square for a Black Lives Matter Peace Rally. Photo by Michael John Lo. 

5. Saanich Police shut down a gathering on campus during the first week of classes. Photo by Michael John Lo. 

6. A protestor at a Moms Stop the Harm rally in October calls for more government action as overdose deaths spiked. Photo by Kiley Verbowski.
🗞️ full story at the link in our bio 🗞️# 🗞️ full story at the link in our bio 🗞️#uvic #victoriabc According to UVic, "the health authority has reached out to us about the availability of freezers to be moved to an off-campus location and we’re working with Island Health on this request."
Here's a sample from EP 4 - Laura sits down to tal Here's a sample from EP 4 - Laura sits down to talk with Mary, who recently collaborated with Alec on an article about how UVic students and proffesors have handled the online semester. 

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Call for pitches from Indigenous writers!!

The Native Students Union and the Martlet are planning a collaboration for early 2021, with funding from the City of Victoria. In order to have lots of time to develop stories, we are starting the pitch process now! Even if you only have a rough idea of a story, send it to us and we will help you develop it further. Try to include a topic, the angle at which you would like to approach the story, and an idea of who you would interview (again, we can help develop this further). There will be financial compensation for contributing writers! 

All pitches and pitch ideas can be sent to communications@uvicnsu.ca and more information about the pitching process can be found through the link in our bio!
Reading the paper on a sunday is such a simple ple Reading the paper on a sunday is such a simple pleasure. 🗞️ Our December issue is out now, with a holiday cover by @siemingly and and a feature on online classes by @lazenbyalec and @mjheeg

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