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Updates from the most recent Board of Regents meeting On February 13, the Victoria University Board of Regents held a public meeting in the Wymilwood Lounge. During the meeting, there were presentations covering the President’s Office, Alumni Affairs, a vote on the upcoming ancillary budget, and more. President Rhonda McEwen started her presentation to the
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Victoria College’s attempts to foster civil discourse have manifested in numerous initiatives and received varying responses Recently, Victoria College has been taking steps to implement civil discourse among students and faculty. This has resulted in multiple events and activities ranging from lunch events to discussion groups. In an interview with The Strand on November 4,
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A look into McEwan’s view on AI in academia. During the Board of Regents meeting on February 13, Rhonda McEwan, President of Victoria College, highlighted her prioritisation on policy review. McEwan’s focus is investment management, public statements, building data analytics, and overall development of the campus master plan. So far, she has standardised 36 policy
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An account of the state of American politics Only a month into the second Trump presidency, it feels like it has been 30 months. While the early days of his first term were mired in disorganisation and uncertainty, he has not made the same mistakes. Instead, the administration has moved at an unprecedented speed in
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How the threat of annexation can reforge Canada’s unity and purpose One hundred and fifty-seven years into our national story, we find ourselves faced with an existential crisis unlike any we have faced in our sovereign history. The reality of today is that Canadians have been unforgivably betrayed by our neighbour. Even before his inauguration
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Unravelling the simplicity of finding moments of life in the everyday Whether we take the measures to acknowledge this or not, life is forever and always passing through us. We can view this as an overwhelming experience, a reminder of everything we have to accomplish within our day to day lives, or we can merely
What are the consequences of what we know? “Can rocks die?” This is the question proposed in the title of an essay by anthropologist Dr. Elizabeth Povinelli of Columbia University. More than one person will have snickered in reading that sentence. If you can conclusively prove otherwise, five Canadian dollars are yours. After all, death
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What you should know about the avian flu I remember growing up during the avian flu scare. Paranoid of the avian influenza LPAI H7N9 resurfacing around Asia in 2013, my mother stopped buying poultry altogether. She stopped hanging clothes out to dry, fearing that infected birds may excrete on them. She forbade me from feeding
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