Making music merits money, Movember
SSA students raise money for Movember through art, baked goods, and song The end of November can be a great thing—December holidays get nearer, cities put... Read more.
You’re not imagining it—the walls are talking to you
New quotes go up along the first floor of the Learning Crossroads building It’s no secret that the University of Ottawa campus has parts of buildings which... Read more.
BOA sees forensic audit report in-camera, announces president’s resignation
SFUO’s board promises to release forensic audit results, implement PwC recommendations On Sunday Nov. 4, the Student Federation of the University of Ottawa... Read more.
Dear SFUO, we are never ever ever getting back together
With a vote to determine a new student union potentially on the horizon, should students consider giving our problematic relationship with the Student... Read more.
U of O requests resignation of SFUO members implicated in fraud allegations
Termination notice of SFUO-U of O agreement to be delivered in absence of “notable and rapid progress”, university says In a document recently obtained by... Read more.
Ban the straw ban
Why this trend is just another straw man The plastic straw crusade highlights a problematic tendency that, if we as a society continue, will result in our... Read more.
What really goes on inside of an in-camera meeting
The Tomato gives readers an exclusive look at an in-camera BOA session A recent meeting of the Board of Administration (BOA) of the Student Federation of the... Read more.
Why Insatiable is just as unsatisfying as 13 Reasons Why
Netflix shows need to stop acting as mental health advocates By now, most of us have heard of the Netflix show 13 Reasons Why, based on Jay Asher’s 2007... Read more.
Heckle: Street harassment needs to stop
I am a homebody. Not only because I’m introverted and prefer a night in to a night on the town, but also because I’d rather avoid the uncomfortable walk... Read more.
Capitalizing on capital pride
Companies need to support the LGBTQ+ community well past the parade This past weekend, Ottawa held its annual pride parade, and it was bigger and better than... Read more.
FulcFit food series: Asian fusion stir-fry
I’m someone who loves Asian cuisine, and I’ll admit, even if it’s from the mall food court. Whether it’s Thai, Indian, Chinese, you name it—they’re... Read more.
FulcFit food series: Valentine’s Day chocolate mousse
Ahh, Valentine’s Day. One of the first things that comes to mind for most people during this time of year is chocolate. Whether it’s a heart-shaped box of... Read more.
SFUO general election 2018 unofficial results
Current VP finance Rizki Rachiq elected 2018-19 SFUO president The unofficial results for the 2018 general election of the Student Federation of the... Read more.
In the digital age, we can’t leave journalists behind
It should come as no surprise that journalism in the age of information and technology is changing rapidly day by day; social media in particular has had a... Read more.
I got racist heckled on Tinder: So that’s how my life’s going
In fair Brantford where we lay our scene, I got racist heckled on Tinder. I don’t know quite how else to put it. There I was, home for the holidays and... Read more.
U of O invests all its money in Bitcoin to boost revenue
Plan deemed most logical option to increase university funds The University of Ottawa has finally found a way to shed its financial woes. “Bitcoin!”... Read more.
Communities unite over indifference to Tim Hortons boycott
Canadians surprised by Tim Hortons boycott, say they never go there anyway With hundreds of citizens across the province refusing to visit Tim Hortons... Read more.
Food for thought: a sin tax on meat isn’t a bad idea
Finding new ways to improve our health and environmental impact The idea of a “sin tax” on meat has been discussed by People for the Ethical Treatment of... Read more.
Lottery system shouldn’t used for immigration
Immigration policy should be based on merit, not luck Many Canadians believe the principle of first come, first served is fair. However, in December 2016, the... Read more.
Dishwashers shouldn’t be cut out of tip pools
Everyone relies on the dishwasher, so don’t short change them The effects of the minimum wage hike, good and bad, are now starting to show themselves across... Read more.
SFUO fall 2017 GA preview
Upcoming General Assembly to see no motions The Student Federation of the University of Ottawa (SFUO)’s fall 2017 General Assembly (GA) takes place on... Read more.
Rideau sinkhole repaired, buses back on regular routes
Hole had caused diversion of various buses along Rideau St. A large hole in the ground was found on Rideau street on Thursday, Nov. 2. According to the... Read more.
A look at the finances of the SFUO’s student businesses
Agora and PIVIK strong, Café Alt, 1848 see weak numbers At the most recent Board of Administration (BOA) meeting of the Student Federation of the University... Read more.
Oct. 15 BOA discusses audit, new comptroller general
Audit notes lack of control on executive spending, updates given on clubs The Student Federation of the University of Ottawa (SFUO) held a Board of... Read more.
Gees drop quarterfinal game after weak first quarter
U of O’s offence continued to struggle in home playoff appearance After a weak defensive performance in the first quarter of their quarterfinal game against... Read more.