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Photojournalist Farah Nosh talks trauma and healing as 2019’s Harvey Southam lecturer
From covering the war in Iraq to photographing fluent Haida language speakers, photojournalist Farah Nosh details the trauma and healing involved in her career.
Saanich school district strike reaches fifth day
Across Saanich, 14 schools have closed their doors this week due to an ongoing labour dispute between the Saanich School District and the Canaduan Union of Public Employees (CUPE) 441,…
Report on year two of UVic’s sexualized violence policy shows increase in reports, disclosures
Last month, UVic’s Office of Equity and Human Rights (EQHR) released a report on their second year of implementing their Sexualized Violence Prevention and Response Policy. We’ve broken down the…
Quorum maintained throughout 2019 UVSS Annual General Meeting
Quorum was maintained at the 2019 UVSS Annual General Meeting, allowing for the completion of the entire agenda for the first time in four years.
Assistant adjunct UVic professor allegedly let go for “politically incorrect” views on polar bears
Susan Crockford is speaking out after she was allegedly wrongfully let go from her post at the university because of her views on climate change. Crockford’s research falsely claims polar…
Cluster housing visitors limited to 20 until further consultation
On October 22, students living in the residences of Ring Road, Tower, South Tower, and Cluster Neighborhood received an email from Residence Life Services stating that due to “received concerns…
UVic researchers bring palliative care to those homeless or barely housed Victorians
Last month, a new mobile palliative care program officially began serving those homeless or barely housed in Victoria. The Palliative Outreach Resource Team (PORT) meets people wherever they are and…
Liberals win re-election, but fall short of majority government
The results are in! Here's the Martlet's rundown on the 2019 Canadian federal election results.Our Digital Print Issue
