by Fernanda Solorza | May 30, 2024 | Campus, Local, News, World
Inflammatory allegations say otherwise, according to People’s Park: ‘We are here to stay until they earnestly engage with our demands’ UVic President Kevin Hall states UVic is “open to dialogue” with pro-Palestine encampment, but People’s Park says a good-faith...
by Fernanda Solorza | May 30, 2024 | Campus, News
New hours aim to balance work opportunities and academic success, puts some in a double-bind The interim federal policy which granted international students unlimited weekly working hours as a “post-COVID recovery” measure ended on April 30 and will not be...
by Fernanda Solorza | Jan 25, 2024 | Culture, Events, Theatre
Skipping Stones is a small production with a big emotional impact Skipping Stones, “a paranormal surrealist play with a crushingly grounded story of grief, queer/autistic identity, found/broken family, and mental illness,” graced the stage of Paul Phillips Hall on...
by Fernanda Solorza | Dec 21, 2023 | Campus, News
Some professors say they regularly receive inappropriate survey responses Course Experience Surveys (CES), like those used at UVic, are under scrutiny for revealing a darling side of teaching — the rising trend of cyberbullying through student feedback. Several...
by Fernanda Solorza | Nov 23, 2023 | Culture, Literature
The slow water movement and the art of engaging in conversation Water Always Wins: Thriving in an Age of Drought and Deluge by award-winning science journalist Erica Gies is a nonfiction reporting saga that takes the reader around the world to learn about the methods...