NEWS
Michelle Zhao on Running for Commuter Commissioner
Leo Morgenstern
March 18, 2019
The Strand: Why did you decide to run for the position of Commuter Commissioner? I’ve tried to find the right words to explain why I decided to run for commuter commissioner, but it boiled down to wanting to improve commuter life on campus and being an advocate for commuters considering incoming changes. We ...
Cameron Davies on the VPSO, advocacy, and the “opt-in” student fees
Nicholas Freer
March 18, 2019
The Strand: Can you outline the responsibilities of the VPSO and how you see your role within the wider context of VUSAC? Basically, the responsibilities of the VPSO position focus [on] liaising between VUSAC and our clubs and levies. The VPSO traditionally brings clubs forward for ratification and generally provides support to clubs and levies. However, given Doug Ford’s ...
The rise of superbug gonorrhea
Jiawen Chen
February 12, 2019
Gonorrhea is becoming increasingly resistant to last known effective treatments
Vic administration “keeping cards close to chest” in Ryerson renaming effort
Nicholas Freer
February 12, 2019
VUSAC Vice President-External speaks to reconciliation effort
OSAP cuts and student activism at Queen’s Park
Alex Byrne-Krzycki
February 12, 2019
An in-depth look at opposition politicians on PC changes to post-secondary funding
“Doug Ford just doesn’t get it”
Rinna Diamantakos
February 12, 2019
Students host a second march in opposition of OSAP changes
Social media, media illiteracy, and new competition
Jiawen Chen
January 29, 2019
Hart House hosts discussion on issues of modern journalism
Streets, signs, and the slave trade
Marina Klimenko
January 29, 2019
Public history projects are redefining Toronto’s story
Ford government cuts tuitions by ten percent
Alex Byrne-Krzycki
January 29, 2019
University administration not consulted
A timeline of the ongoing Wet’suwet’en pipeline division
Miranda Carroll
January 29, 2019
Forced removal of First Nations land protectors at Unist’ot’en camp checkpoint