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First Nations and UVic researchers convene to raise their voices about local herring fishery
“The DFO and the Minister of Fisheries [seem] to be ignoring the First Nations, and that's why the Hereditary Chiefs are stepping up to the fight now,” said Chief Pelkey.
UVic researchers use drones to increase healthcare accessibility across Vancouver Island
A budding partnership between UVic’s Centre for Aerospace Research (CfAR) and Island Health highlights the innovative future of healthcare on Vancouver Island, and the groundbreaking work being done by UVic…
Victoria is not immune to fires like LA’s: Experts
“I know the island is getting [to be] of concern as global change happens. It appears to be getting warmer all the time here, and drier. We have so much…Opinions
Five ways to NOT get a co-op
I signed up in August. I attended mandatory workshops at UVic through September, October, and November, performed a mock interview audition, networked against my will, and applied to jobs relentlessly…
Canadian universities need a better business model
To ensure the sustainability of Canada’s post-secondary education system, institutions and governments must return to their core mission and ensure that equitable, high-quality education remains a public good for all…
Canadians should care about Trump’s sweeping executive actions
As the people of the United States suffer, we call for empathy, hope, and power in numbers from the rest of the globe. We call for you, Canada, to care.Culture
Meet Dr. Dick, the Lək̓ʷəŋən artist behind UVic’s newest banners
“My artwork, a lot of the time, has to do with the environment, or the ecosystem. At the time of reconciliation, I would hope that it creates understanding. It would…
Augmented reality has surprising uses in healthcare, says former Canada Research Chair
One of Black’s projects incorporated AR with rehabilitative treatment following surgery, using the technology to “[guide] individuals to remotely manage musculoskeletal disorders.”
What does it take to create new programs at UVic?
“Students’ voices are very much championed in those discussions,” she said. “Getting to be a part of that process, and knowing that my voice was also important in that conversation…Sports | Lifestyle
The only swim club for adults with disabilities is at risk of losing its home
The recent closure of pools across Victoria such as Crystal Pool, the UVic McKinnon pool, and the upcoming possible closure of the Downtown YMCA, have left swimmers like the Spirit…
The Victoria Royals are poised for a playoff run
Realizing his team was a legitimate Western Conference contender this season, General Manager Jake Heisinger rewarded his players by acquiring some reinforcements at the trade deadline. On New Year's Day,…
Ringing in victory
Looking to the future, Allison, Hodge, and others on the team hope to continue growing the game on the island, and to potentially continue sending teams to the UCC. Neither…Features
Vikes women’s basketball seek U Sports tournament berth
“Our goal is to finish as one of the top two teams in the B.C. division,” said Pankratz. Doing so would allow the Vikes the opportunity to host a quarterfinal…
Flying under the radar
Cheer is, surprisingly, one of the more dangerous contact sports when it comes to serious injuries. The combined skills and trust required to execute stunts leave little room for error.…
Vikes women’s field hockey stars rise to national dominance
In 2003, current head coach Krista Thompson, who was the program’s assistant coach at the time, started the Rising Stars program, which allowed the Vikes to offer scholarships to future…Humour
Five ways to NOT get a co-op
I signed up in August. I attended mandatory workshops at UVic through September, October, and November, performed a mock interview audition, networked against my will, and applied to jobs relentlessly…
How to lock in and win this year — according to 2025 astrology
To get the most out of these tough transits, embrace Jupiter’s expansive energy, and continue to clear out the old and welcome the new.
What’s in and what’s out this New Year?
Turkey is fine twice a year and at no other time. I can’t express how out turkey will be in 2025. As we move farther away from the blatant food-replacement…Our Digital Print Issue
