Vic’s efforts at tackling food affordability Ned’s Café has kicked off the academic year by introducing meals for $5.50 as part of a collaboration with VUSAC to increase food affordability at Victoria College. These meals include Grab’ n Go packaged entrées as well as warm snacks such as samosas, empanadas, and Jamaican patties from 11 […]
$5 meals pilot project launches at Ned’s Café Read More »
Calling on students, faculty, and staff to support climate action
VUSAC’s strategic planning petition Read More »
What is summer reading and why don’t we do it?
The beach read unread Read More »
Opt-out deadline set for September 19
Looming Student Choice Initiative deadline threatens student life Read More »
More exciting than ever in its 28th year
Behind the scenes of the Vic Book Sale Read More »
Everything you need to know about the when, where, and how of running in the VUSAC election.
VUSAC fall elections Read More »
The “““media””” would have us believe that the titular Ned of Ned’s Cafe (1.3 stars, blogTO), is a nickname for E. J. Pratt, who was the “““““leading poet of his time.””””” That belief is the coward’s way out. Believing that is denial. Believing that is a danger. If you stay very still, late at night, close your eyes, and listen closely
Interview with VUSAC Arts and Culture Commissioner Candidate, Ashleigh Middleton.
Ashleigh Middleton on Running for Arts and Culture Commissioner Read More »
Interview with VUSAC candidate Aloysius Wong
Aloysius Wong on Running for Board of Regents and Victoria College Council Read More »
Interview with VUSAC candidate, Ally Johnson
Ally Johnston on Running for the Board of Regents, Re-election, and the 1980s Read More »
