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Dating app includes more privacy control features

“Privacy issues need no longer impede users’ satisfaction with SAM,” said Hattie Sellick, SAM spokesperson in an email interview.

Is UVic feather friendly enough?

Birds consistently killed from striking campus windows

Victoria encourages emergency planning

Do you have an emergency kit with food, water, spare clothes, a flashlight, whistle and first aid kit handy?

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UVSS gears up for elections, Victorians get tech-savvy for trash and survey reveals the psychology of criticism

Indigenous and student voices join at Victoria Idle No More rally

The effects of this rally — as well as others like it — are yet to be seen. But many of the participants felt that the Jan. 26 event was…

Activists show no love for Kiss in the City Contest

Disruption Collective says contest gentrifies Victoria

Elizabeth May speaks to packed audience about Conservatives’ folly

Elizabeth May, leader of the Green Party of Canada, spoke to a packed auditorium in UVic’s David Strong Building on January 23 for what she described as “part of my responsibility…

Veteran war journalist offers a different perspective on the Arab Awakening

On Feb. 1, Fisk gave a lecture called “Arab Awakening: but are we hearing the truth?” at a sold-out event at UVic’s Flury Hall in the Wright Centre.

Study predicts more jobs than educated workers in B.C. by 2016

According to a recent labour market profile, a province-wide demand for highly educated workers is set to overtake the number of qualified workers starting in 2016 and increasing through 2020.