Should universities punish students for off-campus behaviour?
STU's new code of conduct strikes the right balance: Petz
View ArticleAnother election, another vote mob.
More people are pushing youth to vote. Will they listen?
View ArticleSask. NDP commit to tuition freeze
Premier Brad Wall says tuition freezes are bad policy
View ArticleSaskatchewan MLA is a PhD student and a mom
Jennifer Campeau balances motherhood, school and politics
View ArticleHow students are reacting to the strike
Occupy? Demand money back? Transfer to Winnipeg?
View ArticleIs free speech protected on Canadian campuses?
New report ranks universities on ability to uphold freedom of expression
View ArticleHow to tackle your winter vacation to-do list
Hint: you're not going to get all your readings done in two weeks
View ArticleWhy Manitoban students are studying in Minnesota
Tuition is a deal. School spirit is an experience.
View ArticleStudents petition to save USask language program
Some students at the University of Saskatchewan are hoping that a petition signed by nearly 2,000 people may prevent major cuts to the university’s language program. Knowledge of proposed cuts to the...
View ArticleVotes cast at U of Guelph valid
Elections Canada has ruled that the votes cast by nearly 700 students at the University of Guelph Wednesday are valid, after the Conservative Party demanded for the votes to be tossed out. The Guelph...
View ArticleSurprise! Students are voting
An Elections Canada study published this past January found that youth in post secondary education are voting more than their non-student counterparts. The study looked at electoral engagement in...
View ArticleUSask faculty members criticize university governance
Faculty members at the University of Saskatchewan have called the university’s governance into question in a letter sent to Advanced Eduction Minister Rob Norris, reported the StarPhoenix. This follows...
View ArticleMP running for USask riding claims Planned Parenthood funding axed
Conservative MP Brad Trost, the incumbent running for the Saskatoon-Humboldt riding which encompasses the University of Saskatchewan campus, is in hot water after telling a room full of pro-life...
View ArticleCalifornia may add gay history to textbooks
Teachers in California may be required to teach gay history, after a bill was passed in the State Senate last week to add gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transgender people to the list of social and...
View ArticleWhat I wish I had known about roommates
Unless you are lucky and can afford to live by yourself, or you can deal with living with your parents for the duration of your degree, it is almost impossible to make it through university without...
View ArticleVote mob craze hits UWinnipeg
With vote mobs organized at over 30 campuses across the country, I knew it was only a matter of time before the craze hit my hometown of Winnipeg. Since the energy of these rallies is better...
View ArticleStudy find students most likely to vote NDP
A study published by the Canadian Education Project found that the New Democratic Party was the most favoured by students when asked how they would be voting in the federal election. Of the 1,314...
View ArticleUManitoba teaching assistants turn down new contract
Members of CUPE Local 3909, the union representing teaching assistants, markers, tutors and student instructors at the University of Manitoba, decided to reject the university’s contract proposal and...
View Article
