Reading Time: 7 minutesStudents steeled themselves with hot drinks and muffins in-hand to prepare for the indeterminately long day of executive updates, question period, approval of the general election results, constitutional amendments, and three student-submitted motions.
Reading Time: 4 minutesThe saying goes ‘third time’s a charm,’ and the Gee-Gees women’s basketball team proved it by beating the Ravens on their third try of the season; earning gold by doing it.
Reading Time: 3 minutes“They keep telling us that it’s urgent and they’re working as fast as possible ..but actions speak a lot louder than words”
Reading Time: 14 minutes “I have not done all of the work that I need to do in terms of understanding all the investments, but what I can say is, you know, I understand the need for transparency, and I think some transparency has been provided in response to some of the concerns.”
Reading Time: 2 minutesThirty years after Mathieu Kassovitz shocked the cinematic world with his unflinching portrayal of police brutality in French banlieues (suburbs), the 98-minute black-and-white epic returns to the screen at ByTowne Cinema and remains as relevant as ever. For two nights only, you can watch the classic film shed light on the vicious cycle of violence.
Reading Time: 14 minutesThe scene is the same: a little girl sits in a chair, one aunty putting bobby pins in her hair, another aunty kneeling to put red sharpie on her feet, and yet another aunty coaxing a brownie into her mouth because “You have to eat something or you’ll faint on stage.”
Reading Time: 4 minutes“It was just the finish line of all the work we had been putting in for the 80 minutes.”
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe stadium erupted as Brashear sprinted downfield for a 35-yard touchdown. Copeland’s successful convert further pushed Ottawa’s lead to 30–23
Reading Time: 3 minutesWhile other newspapers downsize, reduce scope, and die, student newspapers have remained standing offering a model for a new independent form of journalism, journalism through partnerships with communities, creating papers with editorial independence, consistent levy-based funding, and a mandate to cover issues affecting that community
Reading Time: 2 minutesIn Ottawa, most students end up in one of three living situations: an on-campus residence with little to no breathing room, an overpriced student apartment with shiny marketing and paper-thin walls, or a rented room in an old house turned summer sauna.
Reading Time: 4 minutesAlthough the burden on the healthcare system is not new, many hospitals are turning to healthcare analytics to find answers as they struggle with rising demand and constrained resources.
Reading Time: 5 minutesWhat do you wish you knew before starting medical school? How do you handle burnout and imposter syndrome? And what advice would you give your pre-med self?
Reading Time: 8 minutesIncorporating harm reduction strategies across campus is not just a matter of maintaining well-being, but protecting the health and safety of everyone in the university community. How is the U of O community stepping forward?
Reading Time: 8 minutesThe passionate fans in the front row of Gee-Gees games have become a fixture at Montpetit Hall — creating an atmosphere so intimidating for opposing teams that they forced the OUA to create a rule moving their chairs back from the sidelines. Who’s sitting courtside, and what are their plans for the biggest game of the year?
Reading Time: 2 minutesHer friend group, which is mostly made up of other 14th floor residents of 90u, recently started an Instagram group chat called “the fourteenth floor gang.”
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe new program features several actors simulating scenarios such as professors losing a student’s exam and a student hosting a live-stream at the back of the lecture hall.
