From The Fruit Machine to Facial Recognition
How queer surveillance has evolved from the Cold War to the Digital Age If you’ve ever studied the Cold War […]
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Should Canada be doing more to protect our data?
Navigating privacy and accountability in this digital age In its early days, social media was a simpler platform—a place to
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President McEwen on Mental Health, Fossil Fuel Divestment and other topics.
A snippet into The Strand’s interview with President McEwen on recent Vic and student affairs. Why do you think Victoria
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Oh, How The Plot Thickens
The Duality of Attitudes and Portrayals of Surveillance in Media and Art When we think of fictitious depictions of surveillance
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Doug Ford removes bike lanes
Doug Ford’s plans to remove bike lanes and its reception During a speech on October 17, 2024, Ontario Premier Doug
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New mural at The Cat’s Eye
A cover of the new mural at Cat’s Eye painted by Sophia Paez; covering its significance in this student space
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Victoria University’s new security arrangement
An overview of Vic’s recent deal with Executek International and the future of campus security As Vic students settle into
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A study in anatomy
Ambition walked the underworld hand-in-hand with obsession, and he was the brightest in his class. It was that bleak October
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People there live better than we do
It’s not my hand raising your direction to some point I can’t quite describe. Just the threads. These methods, she
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Rising laundry costs at Vic residences
A look into the high laundry rates at Victoria College Some students consider laundry an odious, unavoidable chore. For Vic