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Nika Bajaj, USC associate VP student events and a former Social Sci president, has thrown her hat in the ring for USC president, promising to shake up elections with a

AMS President Eric Sikich, Vice President (Operations) Tina Hu, and Vice President (University Affairs) Callum Robertson sat down with The Journal to recount their progress from the fall semester and to discussnew initiatives.

This role is ultimately charged with increasing the sales of our portfolio of highly awarded beers.

Maci Cornish knows what floats her boat. A walking encyclopedia of Great Lakes Shipwreck history, the Fitz-obsessed first-year engineering student welds as a hobby, works summers as first mate on a tour boat and is studying for her 100-ton captain’s license.

The AMS held Assembly in the upper floors of Beamish-Munro Hall on Thursday night with the fall referendum as the main point of discussion—Assembly ratified the fees various clubs and organizations proposed.

The Southwest Sales Director role is ultimately charged with increasing the sales of our portfolio

In 1983, a new Sydney University tradition was born: The Great Quad Race. Organised by the Sydney University Athletics Club (SUAC), it consisted of a 180 metre…

In her first editorial, Nicole Wu explores how Durham lives off its reputation and the countless problems that come with this.

Students were left stressed and confused by poor organisation, including late campus cards and mid-week moves.

As the month of September rolls around, it is remarkable how quickly the atmosphere shifted from the comradery of students bustling to make friends to the cutthroat tension as competition intensifies to join a pre-professional club. I first saw hints of this change when I started seeing more students strutting around North Campus in suits and business casual attire. They all seemed to clump together in a sea of black suits and walked with a sense of purpose that I admired from afar.