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A glimpse inside ‘Say When,’ the 2026 Bachelor of Fine Arts graduating class exhibition

A glimpse inside ‘Say When,’ the 2026 Bachelor of Fine Arts graduating class exhibition

by Declan Snowden | Apr 16, 2026 | Culture, Visual Arts

33 unique artists across mediums will feature their work at the exhibition in a final culmination of their artistic journey at UVic On April 16, the “Say When” exhibition — presented by the 2026 graduating class of the Bachelor of Fine Arts program, had it’s opening...
Meet Jack Sandor, the 27-year-old electrician running for Victoria City Council

Meet Jack Sandor, the 27-year-old electrician running for Victoria City Council

by Declan Snowden | Apr 16, 2026 | Local, News

Sandor wants to tackle housing affordability, community support needs, and improved transit Jack Sandor, a 27-year-old electrician, is running for a Victoria city council seat. Sandor is the former vice president of Homes for Living — a registered B.C. non-profit...
Canada’s new immigration act is an ‘attack on refugee and migrant rights,’ critics say

Canada’s new immigration act is an ‘attack on refugee and migrant rights,’ critics say

by Declan Snowden | Apr 16, 2026 | National, News

Bill C-12, which received royal assent on March 26, puts refugees and asylum seekers at risk of being denied residency, critics argue On March 26, the Liberal government passed Bill C-12, the Strengthening Canada’s Immigration System and Borders Act, into law. The...
Outgoing campaigns director reflects on his experiences on the board

Outgoing campaigns director reflects on his experiences on the board

by Declan Snowden | Apr 16, 2026 | Campus

Michael Caryk, who pushed for provincial supports for students, reflects on his term, plans to keep helping people as a teacher Michael Caryk, interim director of campaigns and community relations, will not be returning to the UVSS’ board of directors next year. With...
Majority of Saanich Council vote against student advocacy resolutions during March 2 meeting

Majority of Saanich Council vote against student advocacy resolutions during March 2 meeting

by Declan Snowden | Mar 26, 2026 | Local, News, University

Councillor Colin Plant, with the support of a majority of council, voted against considering student food bank grant and reduced ferry fares for post-secondary students Saanich city council will not be endorsing student advocacy resolutions — including a resolution to...
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