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Sofia Osborne No clear policies surrounding Board of Governors transparency
The 21 members of the University of Alberta Board of Governors hold near-absolute authority over the business and financial decisions…
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The engineering co-op office isn’t serving students
The engineering co-op program at the University of Alberta recruits students by promising “valuable, real-world experience through full-time employment in…
Read More » - Nathan Fung
Security problems in FAB are symptoms of underfunding to the arts
All year, security has been a problem in the Fine Arts Building (FAB), especially for students who stay in the…
Read More » - Rosty Soroka
Protests won’t work
On Wednesday, March 28, I attended the President’s Forum in ECHA 2-490 and never in my life have I been…
Read More » - Rosty Soroka
Students should join tuition protests
On Wednesday I was late getting to Turpin’s town hall, so I couldn’t get in because it was packed. It…
Read More » - Rosty Soroka
What the new BA got wrong
Students roaming the halls of Humanities, Tory, and FAB on the Monday after reading week stumbled across a purply poster…
Read More » - Rosty Soroka
Turpin’s focus on the future does a disservice to current students
Fuelled by posters plastered around campus, U of A President David Turpin’s town hall forum started off loud and full…
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Writers of books used in university need to be compensated
As we push for affordable resources for students, it is important to ensure that writers are still getting paid. An…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
Increasing students fees and the new meal plan are necessary evils
The recent Board of Governors meeting of March 16 has ruffled a few feathers in the university community. Scratch that.…
Read More » - Rosty Soroka
Students are standing up to a system they’re kept out of
Today, David Turpin, the President of the University of Alberta, stood in front of 253 people — that’s how many…
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