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Tuition fees are not desirable, beneficial, or inevitable
Another year, another set of students gearing up to take on the real world. And while students may be breathing a sigh of relief now that exams are over, there’s…Language matters: how our words trivialize mental health
As humans, we talk too much. According to a University of California study, the average person speaks up to 20 000 words a day. So, what are we talking about? As…Ban the grizzly trophy hunt
The spring hunt for grizzly bears is now in full swing across B.C. This season alone, hundreds of hunters will descend into the Great Bear Rainforest to seek out a…My first walk down an unknown path
Beginning my first year of university was like taking my first step into the “real world.” I was terrified and anxious to be moving away from my home on the…EDITORIAL: Protect the source, protect the press
In a recent legal battle between VICE News and the RCMP, an Ontario court determined that a VICE reporter must divulge the contents of digital communications between himself and Farah…Poverty and homelessness are not a “nuisance”
The Province of British Columbia’s failed injunction against the tent city on the grounds of the provincial courts sets precedent in a positive direction. Law tends to follow precedents of…Changing my career path: Third time’s the charm
If there’s one thing I’ve learned at university, it’s that you don’t actually know what you want in life. You may think you do, but you don’t know for sure,…Morality aside, has the Board of Governors even done their homework?
Not only did the Board of Governors fail to acknowledge the moral imperative to divest from fossil fuels and forget about the university’s strategic plan, it seems they can’t even…Our Digital Print Issue
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