Errata
In the article “SSMU and AUS Council to debate Choose Life status” (News, November 2), it was written that SSMU Vice-President (University Affairs) Rebecca Dooley… Read More »Errata
Maya Ibbitson - Media Credits
Listen, don’t drown out
I couldn’t help but establish an imaginary dialogue between both the immediate and ongoing reactions to the “Echoes of the Holocaust” event and George W.… Read More »Listen, don’t drown out
Keep academia out of the war room
The new research policy put forward at Senate yesterday not only fails to address the harmful intent and effects of military research taking place at… Read More »Keep academia out of the war room
Net neutrality now!
The CRTC should end traffic shaping, throttling
Exploitation and activism
Cleve Higgins digs into the history behind mining opposition
Getting under your skin
Sean Nicholas Savage specializes in writing songs you can’t forget
Against post-colonial invisibility
First Filipino-Canadian symposium tries to bridge ivory tower and community activism
Reasonable accomodation debate reopens
Muslim community at centre of contentions over cultural diversity
Not so mellow cello
Portland Cello Project builds bridges between musical communities
Sustainable species only
Motion aims to limit types of seafood sold on campus
SSMU and AUS Council to debate Choose Life status
Notice of motion submitted to SSMU to revoke club status
Give permanent residents the right to vote
Disenfranchisement is so passé. In the last century, we’ve seen considerable expansion of the vote-carrying population. The gradual inclusion of women, Asians, Inuit, the mentally… Read More »Give permanent residents the right to vote
Remembering Roselle
My late paternal grandmother Roselle, or “Sabta’”as I called her, never really talked to me about her life. I would see her once a year… Read More »Remembering Roselle
Freedom of the press
Qaabata Boru illuminates the struggle for an autonomous refugee news source
When their voices are gone
Kortney Shapiro commits to keeping memories of Holocaust survivors alive