UVSS election sees highest voter turnout in over 20 years
In addition to the Board of Directors election, fee-increase referenda have been passed
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In addition to the Board of Directors election, fee-increase referenda have been passed
Happy International Women’s Day! Today and every day, the UVSS seeks to serve students from an intersectional, feminist, and decolonial lens. We recognize that people continue to be marginalized on the basis of gender, and this impacts people differently depending on their identity and experiences. We also acknowledge that to be a “woman” […]
University says it’s too early to determine which areas of the school will be affected
The society says it has raised concerns for years about the unsustainable reliance on international student tuition for revenue
On behalf of the UVSS, I want to wish all of UVIC, especially our melanated brothers and sisters, a Happy Black History Month! To those of us who stand united in this powerful identity, I encourage you to continue to take up space – unapologetically, zealously, and consistently. To this end, we want to give […]
Campus remained open during extreme weather, students petition for reform
UVSS National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Statement/in UVSS Statements
Tomorrow, September 30th, is National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. The intention of the day is to recognize the ongoing harm caused by the colonial system to Indigenous communities, and to honour those lost to its violence. We recognize that the UVSS, as all colonial institutions are, is an imposition to the land of the […]
UVic’s ONECard no longer works as a transit pass.
*Content warning for queer, trans, and gender-based violence* Our hearts are with everyone affected by the violent and hateful act recently performed at the University of Waterloo. The UVSS condemns this incident in the strongest terms and recognizes that it highlights a concerning rise in anti-queer, anti-trans, and misogynistic hate and the normalization of it […]
June 21st is a day to celebrate the diverse communities of Indigenous, First Nations, Metis, and Inuit peoples across Turtle Island. It is a day to recognize, reflect and uplift the resistance of Indigenous peoples that continue to this day against ongoing settler colonialism. Settler colonialism is an ongoing system of power that perpetuates genocide, […]