Free Palestine: UVic called to condemn genocide, protect students
The words “Free, free Palestine” echoed throughout UVic as hundreds of students made their way around Ring Road with six calls to action.
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The words “Free, free Palestine” echoed throughout UVic as hundreds of students made their way around Ring Road with six calls to action.
As the search for a new coordinator continues, the NSU is facing the repercussions of the UVSS decision to fire their coordinator.
This October marks the launch of the UVic Advocacy for Inclusive Recreation’s (AIR) fall program after a successful summer pilot program.
This is my last News Unsettled and my way of saying farewell. I joined the Native Students Union (NSU) three years ago. It was at the fall
I spent my first year at the University of Victoria (UVic) isolated from the Indigenous community on campus. I come from a small town known for its totems and hiking trails and spent 13 years at the same small private school with a student population of just over 300 people. At university, I was a small fish in a big pond for the first time.