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In March, students and faculty of the Human Dimensions of Climate Change program began to hear rumours that the program had been suspended.
The freshman senator was worried. The Hon. Victor M. Dooley was due to deliver his maiden speech on the Senate floor in a week, and he still hadn’t come up with a brilliant idea to wow the media with, to assure his many millions of voters that they had chosen the right fellow over a couple of dozen lawyers, economists, professors, and retired generals.
Both the undergraduate and graduate student reps on the Board of Governors have resigned, citing discontent with UVic's leadership.
In March, students and faculty of the Human Dimensions of Climate Change program began to hear rumours that the program had been suspended.
UVic anticipates more in-person classes in summer semesters, adjusts key dates and re-opens general bursary for spring semester Photo by Belle White. For this semester, however, the extended winter break forced some changes to be made to important academic deadlines. UVic has also reopened their general bursary, allowing students to access more financial aid. Here are some updates on what we can expect regarding an eventual return to face-to-face classes, an update on those key dates, and how to apply for financial aid through the bursary. More in-person classes coming Although COVID-19 vac...