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Christina Varvis University will no longer collect Residence Association Fees: Change in fee collection could mean no mandatory membership in Residence Associations, SU fears for decline in memberships
Residence Services will no longer collect Residence Association fees, starting May 2016. Residence Associations next year will have to collect…
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Students’ Council Preview — Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2016
The following is a preview of Students’ Council, which meets every second Tuesday at 6 p.m. in University Council Chamber…
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Students’ Council Update — Jan. 4, 2015
Students’ Council meets every second Tuesday at 6 p.m. in University Council Chamber (room 2-100 located in University Hall). The…
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Board of Governors preview — Dec. 11, 2015
The University of Alberta Board of Governors is the highest decision-making body at the institution. The next meeting will take…
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Wildrose Party calls for end to mandatory SU memberships
The Alberta Wildrose Party is denouncing mandatory students’ union memberships and fees, while students’ unions are fighting back, citing their…
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Rachel Notley announces return of student summer employment program
Alberta students may have a step up in summer employment, as the Alberta NDP government will spend $10 million annually…
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NDP government announces Alberta budget and largest deficit in province’s history
With lines of red ink and a splash of orange, the Alberta NDP government unveiled their 2015 budget — with…
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SU to create a replacement for suspended LHSA
The Students’ Union is moving forward on plans to create a replacement organization for the disbanded Lister Hall Students’ Association.…
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Live: Students’ Council October 27, 2015
Our live blog from the post-Alberta Budget announcement Students’ Council meeting.
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Campus reacts to Liberal Majority in Federal Election
Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party of Canada was elected to form a majority government with 184 seats after gaining significant ground…
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