by Mike Graeme | Jun 13, 2019 | Op-eds, Opinions, Uncategorized
New on-board signage masks the f(r)acts about Liquified Natural Gas Image via bcferries.com Perhaps you’ve made a recent trip through the Salish Sea on BC Ferries. And maybe, like me, you noticed the big sign on Deck Five with fun infographics that pique the curiosity...
by Mike Graeme | Apr 21, 2019 | Local, News, World
Photo by Mike Graeme, Senior Staff Writer. Due to rumours of possible arrests, the turnout for the global student climate strike on Mar. 15 was compromised, organizers say. Some Victoria City Councillors are speculating on intentional intimidation. The coordinated...
by Mike Graeme | Apr 18, 2019 | Campus, News
Poster screenshot accessed via Graduate Students’ Society representative Matty Cervantes. In academia we tend to talk about our individual success. Mental health is often treated as individual illness. When someone can’t afford food, the common explanation is...
by Mike Graeme | Apr 4, 2019 | Culture, Events
Features Japanese culture and Japanese-Canadian history Provided photo via Angela Burns. From the drums of the Uminari Taiko group that made the Michele Pujol room rumble to the Furusato Dancers twirling with branches of flowering cherry blossoms, the Japanese Equinox...
by Mike Graeme | Mar 28, 2019 | Campus, News
Senate Chambers held by student protesters overnight, presented host of demands to UVic administration and provincial government, including formal request to divest from fossil fuels and recouple domestic and international tuition fees UVic President Jamie Cassels and...