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Barrie's Georgian College students can still grab a free ride on city transit - Vimarsana News

Barrie's Georgian College students can still grab a free ride on city transit

Georgian College's future students can expect free transportation around Barrie.

USG leadership speaks on presidential search, student services fees, housing - Vimarsana News

USG leadership speaks on presidential search, student services fees, housing

As the semester draws to a close, Undergraduate Student Government (USG) President Shashank Murali and Vice President Sara Davis sat down with the Minnesota Daily to discuss their work in the past months. Fourth-year Murali and third-year Davis, reflected on the semester’s accomplishments and shortcomings while looking toward future plans. Minnesota Daily: What were your...

Universal Transit Pass used for 1.8 million rides in first year - Vimarsana News

Universal Transit Pass used for 1.8 million rides in first year

Earlier this year, the UTP expanded to cover public transportation for many University employees following union negotiations.

With new technology, the UMN makes a TDM — and transit pass — breakthrough - Vimarsana News

With new technology, the UMN makes a TDM — and transit pass — breakthrough

The latest effort is an extension of Universal Transit Pass, a change for UMN students that occurred two years ago, allowing the school’s tens of thousands of students to access transit seamlessly.

U-Pass not possible but Loyalist College open to talks, says president - Vimarsana News

U-Pass not possible but Loyalist College open to talks, says president

Mark Kirkpatrick, president of Loyalist College, says he would be more than happy to find a way to reduce busing costs for many of the 3,740 students now attending the Wallbridge-Loyalist Road 200-acre campus.