U of T, Ryerson, York, and OCAD team up to explore solutions to student housing dilemma UofT, Ryerson, York, and OCAD are working collaboratively on “StudentDwellTO”: a research project scheduled to take place over the next two years, with the aim of investigating and generating solutions to the lack of affordable housing for students in […]
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Tuition fees for international students at UofT continue to increase this year, unimpeded, following a provincial trend that has been developing in years past.
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Resisting apathy in the face of an uncontested election
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Photo provided by Artimes Ghahremani The Strand reached out to Artimes Ghahremani, VP Internal candidate for the 2017 VUSAC spring election, to ask about her platform and how she plans to accommodate the sustainability portfolio in lieu of a candidate for the commission. The Strand: Why are you running for VPI? Artimes Ghahremani: I
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The Strand sat down with Alexa Breininger, candidate for Board of Regents in the 2017 VUSAC Spring elections, to discuss her candidacy, and her thoughts on the current state of student politics at Victoria College. The Strand: What is the Board of Regents, and what would your responsibilities be, should you be elected? Alexa
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Photo provided by Gabriel Calderon The Strand sat down with Gabriel Calderon, Commuter Commissioner candidate in the 2017 VUSAC spring elections. The Strand: Why did you decide to run for the position of Commuter Commissioner? Gabriel Calderon: I want to run because I am already involved with VOCA, so I see this as a
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