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UVic student killed in Iran plane crash
UVic student Roja Omidbakhsh was killed in a plane crash in Iran. Omidbakhsh was a first year Gustavson School of Business student, registered in what would have been her second…
Saanich housing bylaw still a concern, nearly one year after promises to re-evaluate
The University of Victoria Students’ Society (UVSS) is planning to move forward on a motion drafted last year, and work with the District of Saanich to address a divisive housing…
Tweetcap of Dec 9 UVSS Board of Directors Meeting
On Dec 9, UVSS board members met to discuss updates to electoral policy, reduction of costs for educational resources, and transportation initiatives for disabled students.
Virtual reality allows UVic students to explore archaeological sites in Spain
Through the Department of Greek and Roman Studies, UVic students are using virtual reality technology to explore the archaeological sites Ilduro and Can Modollel, located near Barcelona, Spain.
UVic Education Students forced to relocate mid-practicum due to Saanich strike action
The Saanich school strikes are finally over — thousands of students, teachers, and staff in School District 63 are finishing up their terms, with one notable exception: 22 teacher candidates…
30 years after the Montreal Massacre, UVic’s memorial event acknowledges all forms of gender-based violence
On Dec. 6, 1989, Marc Lépine entered a classroom at École Polytechnique in Montreal with a hunting rifle. He ordered the male engineering students from the room, gathered the women…
Tweetcap of Dec 6 Senate Meeting
At the last UVic Senate meeting of the decade, senators talked divestment and made amendments to the Faculty of Education policy.
UVic Campus Security officer photographs Divest protesters outside Michael Williams Building for “personal interest”
On Dec. 3, students were photographed taking part in a pro-divestment protest outside of the Michael Williams Building — many without their consent — by Campus Security Manager of Parking…Our Digital Print Issue
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