OPINIONS
AI and regime types: who benefits and how?
Navigating the New Frontier: AI's role in shaping political landscapes
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences nixed the Creativity and Society major. Why didn’t they ask students first?
Faculty's rejection of the Creative Expression and Society major program is the latest in a series of failures of accountability
Peeling back the recent history of bananas
A tale of America’s bloody intervention in Latin America for the golden fruit and the golden dollar
The Commodification of Equity
Should performativity be considered progress?
The meaning of the Okanagan Charter for Victoria College students
The Okanagan Charter is a step in the right direction, but we are in need of clarity and accountability measures
Not just a home away from home
The importance of third places, and how they influence university life
To condemn colonialism: contextualising the Palestinian struggle
The importance of uplifting the Palestinian narrative, from here onwards
Cyberpunk’d
How AI and other technologies are impacting university students
Historical memory and the necessity of remembrance
The efforts of Latin American societies to remember periods of internal conflict speak to the region’s desire for national conciliation
Why everyone should be talking about Argentina
Javier Milei and the looming shadow of the far-right in political rhetoric