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Richard Bagan The SU is thinking of charging students $54 per year for student spaces — here’s why that’s concerning
A proposed levy for Students’ Union renovations and building maintenance will have students paying $54 more in fees by 2021…
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New university budget model will put power in students’ hands
The university’s new activities-based budget model will put students in control of the operating budget, ensuring that spending reflects campus…
Read More » - Nathan Fung
Van Vliet gender-neutral change rooms will provide safer spaces on campus
It’s important to me that everyone feels safe and comfortable in the spaces they take up on campus. The University…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
Editorial: Hasn’t Lister essentially been a first-year residence all along?
It’s about time that Lister became solely first-year again. That’s right: as of September 2019, both Lister and Résidence Saint-Jean…
Read More » - Richard Bagan
Burlap Sack: Tim Hortons on campus running out of Timbits
The University of Alberta might be the only place where you can find a Tim Hortons that runs out of…
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Point/Counterpoint: What’s worse, Tory or Humanities?
Point: Tory is hell on campus The desks in Tory weren’t meant to be written on. Pity to the struggling…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
Marble Pedestal: Taking five years to do your degree
If first-year Sofia could see me now, I don’t know what she’d think. She’d probably question how I could ever…
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GovWeek should be put out of its misery
GovWeek has crawled back out of the sewers to return 2019. Students’ Union vice-president (academic) Akanksha Bhatnagar has decided to…
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The SU’s Capital Plan proposal is both unnecessary and dangerous
The Students’ Union (SU) proposed Capital Plan campaign would shift capital funding for student spaces across campus from the university…
Read More » - Richard Bagan
Redefining home: The internal conflict of a student in residence
After class, I walk in the door, finally home. I’m greeted by smiling faces, looking up from homework. “How was…
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