international students
UVic international students push back against new work hours
New cap on work hours for international students aims to balance work opportunities and academic success, but puts some in a double-bind.
As changes to financial requirements for international students come into effect, what do the new regulations mean for UVic?
Some say the changes represent transparency, while others worry about reinforcing barriers. What do the regulations mean at UVic?
Valid or vile: The continuous trials of international students in Canada
New rules for international students in Canada are preventing students from working in the country where they came to seek a better life.
International students face unfair burden with MSP fee
The B.C. government’s Medical Services Plan (MSP) premium is a major stressor for international students. Many international students, including myself, are not comfortable with the high $75 monthly premium for…
Nocturnal studying, disconnection, and stress: The life of an international student studying online from South Asia
Time differences have disrupted my body clock, social life, and connection with Canadian culture Like many students, I started online classes in September 2020. However, unlike most of my classmates…
Three U.S. students speak about election and pandemic fears
While the political division and uncontrolled spread of COVID-19 in the U.S. might feel far away for many Canadians, these crises have real consequences for international students in Canada.
International students facing altered plans, tuition fees, and homesickness amid COVID-19
For international students, COVID-19 is causing unique struggles. With international travel halted for the foreseeable future, international students are stuck behind borders.
Martlet survey reveals students feel online classes are not the same quality as in-person instruction, have mixed reviews of UVic’s response to COVID-19
408 students responded to questions about online classes, affordability, and UVic’s COVID-19 response As summer classes progress and B.C.’s COVID-19 case count trends downwards, students finally have time to process…Our Digital Print Issue
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