Attempting justice for sexual crime victims
Solidarity and representation of sexual violence catalyzes change
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Peterson publicly exposes personal Facebook profiles of activists
Examining Twitter politics and the awareness of public power
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Michael Marrus resigns as Senior Fellow at Massey College following anti-Black speech used
Michael Marrus has announced his resignation as Senior Fellow at Massey College after using anti-Black speech towards a Junior Fellow at lunch on September 26th.
Massey College faces pressure after Senior Fellow uses anti-Black speech on campus
College suspends title of ‘Master’ after racist incident
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Disoriented and alienated during O-Week
Frosh Week isn’t for everyone
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Student removes shoes in the library
[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”][et_pb_row admin_label=”row”][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text” background_layout=”light” text_orientation=”left” use_border_color=”off” border_color=”#ffffff” border_style=”solid”] peers hate him Reportedly, on March 29th, 2017, a student removed his pair of Blundstones in the EJ Pratt Library. Those around him served dirty looks. The student, who will remain unnamed, is double majoring in Economics and Political Science and believes he “deserves a break.” The student claims “nobody said anything
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VUSAC 2017-2018 Elections results
a summary of filled candidate positions and referendum questions
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UofT hosts first Powwow in over 20 years
Students gather to celebrate Indigenous culture On March 12th, UofT hosted the first Powwow event on campus in 20 years. The event featured traditional food, dances, and education on indigenous cultures. The Indigenous Studies Students’ Union began to organize the event mid-November, 2016. Chairman of the event, Jennifer Sylvester, told The Strand in November that the
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VUSAC Elections 2017: Hannah Brennen, Board of Regents, Victoria College Council candidate
The Strand: A lot of students don’t know what the Board of Regents or Victoria College Council is or what they do. Can you briefly explain the role of both? Hannah Brennen: The board is the highest governing body at Vic and their main fiscal responsibility is to ensure the financial health of Vic, but
VUSAC elections 2017: Town hall
Photo | Hana Nikčević The VUSAC Town Hall focused primarily on issues of representation, equity, position of the VPSO and relations with the Deans Office and students. The twelve candidates for commissioner, judiciary, and Board of Regents positions attended the three hour session held in Alumni Hall of Old Vic, where a small crowd of
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