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Writing students finally have their own lounge space. Could your department be next?
This term, writing students have a new sanctuary. However, not all students across the university's many departments have such a space.
Former MRU professor arrested on UVic grounds during Truth and Reconciliation ceremony
The former professor wore a wig and hat, and livestreamed her brief appearance on campus during the university's Truth and Reconciliation ceremony.
B.C. municipalities call on province to reinstate housing fund, student advocacy motions not voted on at convention
At UBCM, municipalities voted to advocate the province reinstate the Community Housing Fund (CHF), a $3.3 billion program started in 2018 seeking to build over 20 000 affordable rental homes.
Two current UVic students running for Saanich council
Both say key priorities include increasing the housing supply and ensuring young people continue to have representation on council.
UVic considering more automated coffee machines, despite mixed reception
The first Touch Coffee Smart Bar was installed in November 2025. This past April, two more were installed in CARSA and the University Center.
UVic faces renewed push for on-campus drug testing as the new school year starts
Dr. Ryan Herriot told the Martlet he understands progress takes time, but he believes UVic should've been able to offer on-campus drug testing by now.
New club and course unions software causing frustration among club executives
User interface issues, concerns over data security, and feelings of inadequate support are among the issues reported by CCU execs amid the transition.
A student’s guide to this year’s municipal and provincial elections
On Oct. 17, every municipality in B.C. will be voting in new municipal representatives, including mayors, councillors, school board trustees, and more.Our Digital Print Issue
