A UVic Student Society board member accused an Access UVic board rep of leaking confidential information to union members, including the bargaining strategy they intended to use in negotiations over the wage dispute.

Months after its launch, UVic is still struggling to get staff and students to sign up for its Emergency Alerts system.

UVic worker Rosa Castro chopped it off for the finale of Cops for Cancer, a personal seven year old pledge, which raised thousands of dollars for the charity.

An anti-abortion student club that was denied funding in a vote by student clubs asked the UVic Student Society’s board to reconsider the decision, claiming the club is in compliance with the UVSS’s mandate to support pro-choice.

Stories from the Martlet achieves

From now until Oct. 22, those interested in a chance to be a British Columbia Youth Parliament (BCYP) member for the year are encouraged to submit their nomination forms.

Wondering who’s behind the colourful signs, media soundbites and party slogans? Get a sense of where candidates in the Victoria riding are coming from in the Martlet’s 2008 federal election candidate profile feature.

Wondering who’s behind the colourful signs, media soundbites and party slogans? Get a sense of where candidates in the Saanich-Gulf Islands riding are coming from in the Martlet’s 2008 federal election candidate profile feature.

While a recent survey by the Dominion Institute suggests that voter turnout for those under 24 may be the lowest ever this election, many young people are still making an effort to become engaged in the political process.

Battling through heavy wind and rain last Saturday, Oct. 4, the Vikes women’s rugby started their season off with a 27-7 victory over the Port Alberni Black Sheep.

The Vikes men’s soccer team has kicked off their 2008-2009 campaign with their best start since their 2004 championship year.

A capitalizing defense saw the UVic Vikes defeat the Cowichan Piggies 27-0. Despite having the home field advantage last Saturday Oct. 4, Cowichan was unable to penetrate a full force UVic line-up.

On Oct. 4, UVic’s women’s and men’s basketball teams went head to head with alumni players in an effort to raise money for the Canadian Breast Cancer Society.

The best ways to keep on top of your studies, and keep away from unneeded stress.

A look into Victoria's slam poetry team

Company C, the Canadian College of Performing Art’s (CCPA) third-year program, is starting off their season with Rumors ; a Neil Simon farcical comedy about four couples celebrating a friend’s 10th wedding anniversary.

A recipe to spice up your Thanksgiving

No matter how tired you may be from the stresses this time of year brings, there is no sleeping through the Victoria Theatre Guild’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

“Inside Pianos,” a collaborative project at Open Space on Oct. 3, investigated what happens when you remove conventional instruments from music; musical innovation.

Clothing swaps offer innovative wardrobes at affordable prices.

The University Centre Auditorium was granted a great honour Saturday, Oct. 4, when Lt.-Gen. Romeo Dallaire and Canadian musician Bruce Cockburn presented their “Child Soldiers No More” benefit concert.

A travel to western Austrailia

All wannabe travelers are in luck, because Bolen Books is presenting travel guru Rick Steves for an informative travel talk this Saturday.

Whether it’s shouting bomb threats from a downtown roof top, paying tuition in petty change or scrawling graffiti on the walls of the SUB, it seems like an awful lot of people have something to say, and they’re saying it loudly.

Many people suggest that politicians neglect students and young adults. But this neglect by government is due also to our neglect of government. Most of us don’t vote.

What's wrong with a bit of a disheveled appearance?

A response to José Barrios attempt to remove the at-large representatives on the UVSS Board of Directors.

These days it seems like everyone is holding a candle for someone far, far away. Whether it’s stemming from Vancouver, Calgary, or Istanbul, these long-distance relationships take quite a toll.

Dissatisfaction with Canada's political candidates

A statement on the "leaf-blowing" community of Victoria