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At Tuesday’s meeting, Student Government Board introduced a new allocations bill that it plans to vote on at the next meeting. The bill changes the monetary caps for requests to attend competitions and speaker honoraria, as well as deadlines to submit allocations requests. SGB President Ryan Young explained that traditionally, any monetary request over $1,000...

Israel started solving developmental challenges in Africa while it was itself still developing, and continues helping 43 nations across the continent.

Kala Senathirajah has been honoured with an Engineers Australia Excellence Award in recognition of her commitment to the water industry.

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When Claire Gendron traveled to Bolivia for the first time, some of the local members asked her if she liked it. Despite sleeping on the floor in a sleeping bag and watching a tarantula crawl past her one night, Gendron said she woke up every morning happy to be there.  “I’ve been pooping in a...

The student newspaper of Notre Dame, and Saint Marys, and Holy Cross

Hundreds march to Confederation Building, call for end to fossil fuel expansion, and land meeting with Minister of Environment and Climate Change

Jack Heron, a senior fellow working on R&D for the proposed Future Circular Collider, reflects on his past experience in the defence sector.

Boola Katitjin is marked by excellence and has potential to be an ‘engineering influencer’. With student wellbeing at its heart, the building follows biophilic design principles, connecting occupants to nature through features such as expansive views over the Beeliar wetlands and the breezeways, which allow for natural ventilation. The project contributes to advancing the sustainable, renewable, and circular approaches required by the construction industry to assist economies to reach their ...

Sacco, who devoted his life to far-reaching international service projects, is remembered for his compassion, community-building skills and devotion to his mentees.