by Graydon Leigh | May 8, 2014 | Featured Story, Features, Sports, Sports | Lifestyle, Stories
For many Canadians, the Stanley Cup is the silver chalice closest to their hearts. However, this particular resident of the Great White North possesses another grail that—in his eyes—rivals Lord Stanley’s mug in majesty. Although its material origin is merely a trophy...
by Graydon Leigh | Feb 27, 2014 | News, World
As the Sochi games come to a close, a controversy that continues to engulf the region has escalated. Ukrainian President, Viktor Yanukovych, has elected to tie his nation’s economy with that of its Russian neighbour—a move that critics argue positions Ukraine under...
by Graydon Leigh | Feb 20, 2014 | News, Provincial
2013 was a banner year for organ donations within B.C., surpassing the previous year’s already impressive quantity by over 40 transplants. The 346 transplants within the calendar year saw organ waitlists shrink and patient satisfaction grow—a feat attributable to many...
by Graydon Leigh | Jan 16, 2014 | News, Provincial
The travel home for next month’s reading break just became a little bit more burdensome. As B.C. Ferries raise their fare prices by 3.5 per cent on Jan. 17, UVic students with family and friends on the mainland breathe an understandable collective sigh. Although the...
by Graydon Leigh | Nov 28, 2013 | Campus, News
This past Nov. 13, two elite members of the international academic community received honorary degrees from UVic. The recipients, Patrick Lane and Dr. George Whitesides, are recognized for achievements in different fields. While the former is honoured for monumental...