UVic Board of Governors
The Students Strike Back: UVic students take over Senate Chambers
On Tuesday, March 26, a mass of students — estimated between 100 and 200 people — rallied outside the University Centre Building at the University of Victoria to protest the…
Six students take seats on UVic Board of Governors and Senate
On Jan. 18, six Student Representatives ran unopposed and were acclaimed to the UVic Board of Governors and the Senate. The lack of opposition was due in part to the…
Students to rally against UVic’s proposed 15 per cent international student tuition hike
On Tuesday, Mar. 26, students from the University of Victoria will be rallying in front of the UVic Senate Chambers in the University Centre Building to protest a proposed 15…
EDITORIAL | Money can’t buy a rich learning environment
On March 26, the UVic Board of Governors is planning to raise international student tuition fees once again, this time by 15 per cent. When the cost of university is…
EDITORIAL | Why lack of student engagement is in UVic’s best interest
As students shuffle about, UVic laughs All across campus last week, students walked past the larger-than-life images of aspiring student politicians on posters half-falling off buildings and — let’s face…
What you need to know about the UVic Senate and Board of Governors
Building up to the 2019 spring referenda and UVSS elections next month, the Martlet explains the roles and responsibilities of the various student and academic political organizations that govern the…UVic can expect a series of new projects and partnerships coming soon
Your latest Board of Governors meeting recap Nov. 27 saw the second UVic Board of Governors meeting of the year and highlighted a suite of projects and partnerships that the…Draft audit of financial statements and course union funding key points at latest UVSS board meeting
A Tweetcap of the Oct. 1 meeting, because, let’s face it, aren’t tweets easier to read than just a recap? After a near two-hour meeting last time, the UVSS Board…Our Digital Print Issue
Recent Posts
} April 18, 2024
Wildlife Photographer of the Year returns to Victoria
} April 18, 2024
