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While many see thrifting as a sustainable approach to fashion, some advocates argue that thrifting and reselling are gentrifying thrift stores and taking clothes away from people in need.
Increase in UVic annual parking pass rates an “ableist green-washed money grab” says UVSS
UVic’s school of business to host world’s first MBA in Indigenous Reconciliation in 2023
SPOKES bike program reopening and rebranding as the BikeHub under UVic management
“There is so much uncertainty”: UVic student describes life at Ukrainian refugee hub
Grey and green cots line the walls of the Przemy?l Humanitarian Aid Centre’s mom and baby room.
Construction on the Site C dam will continue
The Peace River Site C dam was first conceptualized in the 1970s but was not given permission to undergo construction until 2014. The dam is a $16 billion project that is being headed by the Government of British Columbia and the crown corporation BC Hydro.
UVic’s fall COVID-19 plans and policies
What you need to know about COVID-19 at UVic this fall Photo by Sie Douglas-Fish. With the fall semester quickly approaching, students may be wondering what policies and strategies UVic has in place to manage the ongoing risk of COVID-19. As of July 2022, UVic has not announced...
Students a major part of UVic’s impact on the local economy, but who supports students?
On June 20, a report was released detailing the economic impact of the University of Victoria on the provincial and local economies. The independent report by Emsi Burning Glass (now Lightcast) revealed that the total economic impact of the university was $1.9 billion for Greater
RateMyProf can’t always be trusted
As popular courses are usually offered at different times by different professors, it becomes more complicated to try and figure out what course and professor would be the best fit for you. Enter RateMyProfessors.
New gun control bill in Canada is not perfect but a step in the right direction
The top priority for every national or federal government should be to ensure the safety of its citizens. However, gun violence in communities and neighborhoods, especially in the United States, contradicts this notion. Canada is facing this same predicament, but the Canadian government hopes to
New art exhibition “Still Standing: Ancient Forest Futures” captures strength of old growth under threat
Late last month, the art exhibition Still Standing: Ancient Forest Futures opened at the Legacy Art Gallery, reflecting upon our relationship with the old growth forests of B.C. Curated by Jessie Demers, the exhibit collects works by 12 artists, bridging gaps between art, ecology, and
Nick La Riviere and the Best Laid Plans jazz up Hermann’s Upstairs
Half the fun of going to a live event is the experience. There’s nothing quite like the rush of hearing a live band blare into life amongst a crowd of people. Nick La Riviere and the Best Laid Plans inspired that kind of experience at
Thor: Love and Thunder — the wackiest Marvel movie of all time
Taika Waititi’s latest Marvel movie, Thor: Love and Thunder, is filled with quirky and witty scenes; its offbeat sense of humour will knock your socks off.
A short guide to scenic hikes around Victoria
The Island, known for its lush scenery, towering trees, and outdoor pursuits, is the perfect place to start hiking. Maybe you’re new in town, or recently lied to a Tinder date that you love hiking too. Whatever the reason, here are some of the best
Eight classes and activities you can try at CARSA this summer
If you’re looking to take advantage of your spare time this summer while staying active, CARSA offers a variety of ongoing programs, single classes, and drop-in activities that you still have time to sign up for this July and August.
How to grow your own vegetables as a renter
With food sustainability and rising food costs on your mind, what better time than now to start growing some of your own food? Vegetable gardening is affordable, can reduce transport emissions and packaging waste, and is a good way to spend more time outside playing
Rise of resellers: A solution to fast fashion or taking away from those in need?
While many see thrifting as a sustainable approach to fashion, some advocates argue that thrifting and reselling are gentrifying thrift stores and taking clothes away from people in need.
Viral books: BookTok’s impact on the business of books
In October 2020, young adult novelist Gabrielle Prendergast made a TikTok account. Its initial purpose was to celebrate an unexpected success: her novel, Zero Repeat Forever, was hitting top charts on Amazon.
Students and faculty outraged by recommendation to suspend the Human Dimensions of Climate Change program
In early March, just as final papers and exams began to loom, students and faculty of the Human Dimensions of Climate Change (HDCC) program at the University of Victoria (UVic) began to hear rumours that the program had been suspended.
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