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Team YEA ready to bring student engagement back to ASUS - Vimarsana News

Team YEA ready to bring student engagement back to ASUS

Presidential candidate Yara Hussein, Vice Presidential (Society Affairs) candidate Emma Farrell and Vice Presidential (Operations) candidate Aloka Wijesundara are the only team running for the newly restructured ASUS executive this year.

Malek Yalaoui: ASFA's newest anti-oppressor educator - Vimarsana News

Malek Yalaoui: ASFA's newest anti-oppressor educator

The Arts and Science Federation of Associations (ASFA), representing all Concordia undergraduate students in the Faculty of Arts and Science, recently hired

SIT-IN ENDS: Anti-racism coalition frustrated by lack of response from U of O - Vimarsana News

SIT-IN ENDS: Anti-racism coalition frustrated by lack of response from U of O

Article content When Jason Seguya spent his first night on the floor of University of Ottawa’s Tabaret Hall last Friday, he fully expected a hearing with top university administrators. After all, university president Jacques Frémont’s office is right there, and Seguya is part of a growing coalition pushing for the hiring of more Black professors, mandatory anti-racism lectures and funding of a senior administrative office dedicated to combatting systemic racism. The coalition has been hard to miss this past week. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browse...

Anti-racism coalition ends U of O sit-in, regroups to fight another day - Vimarsana News

Anti-racism coalition ends U of O sit-in, regroups to fight another day

Article content When Jason Seguya spent his first night on the floor of University of Ottawa’s Tabaret Hall last Friday, he fully expected a hearing with top university administrators. After all, university president Jacques Frémont’s office is right there, and Seguya is part of a growing coalition pushing for the hiring of more Black professors, mandatory anti-racism lectures and funding of a senior administrative office dedicated to combatting systemic racism. The coalition has been hard to miss this past week. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browse...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20140218:08:07:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20140218:08:07:00

Microaggression that played on the stereo types of the angry -- you know what. i can't even do it. the only good news here is that the school is now taking a lot of crap for the apology. they are looking into changing their equity policy including the fact that the equity commissioner has too much power. it is basically one person who makes these decisions. so i don't think for a minute that this guy believes he did anything wrong. he was bullied into apologizing. the only hopeful thing that might come out of this is they may change their policy. >> but that's part of the problem. i think the ...