Beth Langdon News Today

When Slade Stoodley comes home after an ENGL 451 lecture on Victorian fairy tales, he likes to consult with his study buddy and three-year-old daughter, Evee.

Principal Patrick Deane opened the first in-person Senate meeting in two years on Tuesday with a land acknowledgement, followed by moments of silence for Queen Elizabeth II and Dr. Isabel Bader.

The Graduate Student Trustee position is currently up for grabs. The SGPS is actively working to run the election for the position.

Volunteers from Mount Calvary Lutheran Church have already begun making wooden tree and angel statues for next year’s holidays.

As voting closed Wednesday, the AMS election saw an 11.5 per cent voter turnout.

Beth Langdon, JD ’23, is the sole candidate vying for the Society of Graduate and Professional Students (SGPS) President position. Langdon’s platform is based on three pillars: building community, revamping SGPS communications, and improving SGPS mental health resources.

This is what our readers had to say on Facebook; Beth Langdon: “Every single NHS worker, carer, transport worker and (most) supermarket colleague wear a mask eight-14 hours a day so why can’t you wear one for the one time a week you go food shopping? "It is not that hard. Stay at home. Watch TV. Teach your kids. Bake banana bread. Let us do our jobs.” Steve Hill: “My heart goes out to her, and every other person in the NHS trying to keep us alive. “But I would say this: do not j...