Vic’s new force for change
An interview with Lesa Williams-George, Victoria University’s first Director of Equity, Inclusion & Transformative Practices
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Volume 66 Issue 3
The vanishing Jack family
What Canada’s spookiest disappearance reveals about Canada’s treatment of Indigenous Peoples
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Scientists @ Vic: Maximus Caron
The Strand: What year are you and what are your majors? Maximus Caron: I’m in fourth year and my majors are forest conservation and human geography, and then I have a minor in political science. What is your research? I was working with the City of Mississauga as an invasive species forester and summer student.
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VCAA moved from Goldring space by the Dean’s Office
This reduction in student group space comes alongside other recent student centre changes
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Who’s getting sick anymore?
The erosion of academic accessibility measures from the pandemic
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The internet is redefining the term ‘girlhood’
Ballet flats are stepping back out of the shadows
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Why everyone should be talking about Argentina
Javier Milei and the looming shadow of the far-right in political rhetoric
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Horror has an ableism problem
Portrayal of disability in horror
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