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'Riding backwards actually saved my life': London's infamous Backwards Bike Guy on how he started cycling

'Riding backwards actually saved my life': London's infamous Backwards Bike Guy on how he started cycling

'Riding backwards actually saved my life': London's infamous Backwards Bike Guy on how he started cycling
Huron students confused with affiliate’s plan to split from Western

Huron students confused with affiliate’s plan to split from Western

Huron students confused with affiliate’s plan to split from Western
Huron’s plan to split from Western, explained

Huron’s plan to split from Western, explained

Huron’s plan to split from Western, explained
Health Unit declares outbreak in Essex Hall; 7 students test positive

Health Unit declares outbreak in Essex Hall; 7 students test positive

Health Unit declares outbreak in Essex Hall; 7 students test positive
Huron appoints new Board of Governors as vote approaches to split from Western

Huron appoints new Board of Governors as vote approaches to split from Western

Huron appoints new Board of Governors as vote approaches to split from Western

News

Students weigh in on government financial aid programs during the pandemic

Students weigh in on government financial aid programs during the pandemic

  • Emma Clarke, News Intern
  • Mar 4, 2021
  • 0
  • 2 min to read

Canadian government benefit programs provided the financial aid students needed during an unprecedented summer. But were they enough?

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Meet the candidates for USC vice-president university affairs

Meet the candidates for USC vice-president university affairs

  • Rebekah Rodrigues, News Editor
  • Mar 3, 2021
  • 0

There are four candidates running to be the USC’s next vice-president university affairs: Chava Bychutsky, Jerika Caduhada, Ziyana Kotadia and Augustine Mendes.

Student advocate Eunice Oladejo running unopposed for VP external affairs

Student advocate Eunice Oladejo running unopposed for VP external affairs

  • News Editor Elan Pedersen
  • Mar 2, 2021
  • 0

Eunice Oladejo, government advocate and associate vice-president of advocacy initiatives running for vice-president external affairs for the 2021-2022 academic year.

Western plans for on-campus COVID-19 vaccine site fall through

Western plans for on-campus COVID-19 vaccine site fall through

  • Andy Yang, News Intern
  • Mar 1, 2021
  • 0

Tentative plans for an on-campus COVID-19 vaccination site have fallen through after consultations with the MLHU and the city.

Opinion

Editorial: Students shouldn’t stress about screen time in the pandemic

Editorial: Students shouldn’t stress about screen time in the pandemic

  • Editorial Board
  • Mar 4, 2021
  • 0
  • 1 min to read

In theory, limiting screen time has its benefits. Studies have shown that spending too much time online can negatively affect mental health and, in some cases, physical health — but in a pandemic, there isn’t much of a choice.

Opinion: EDI training is not the responsibility of marginalized students

Opinion: EDI training is not the responsibility of marginalized students

  • Bella Pick, Copy Editor
  • Mar 1, 2021
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  • 1 min to read

The task of EDI training often falls to untrained marginalized students; it isn't their responsibility to fix systems that leave them disadvantaged. 

Editorial: USC campaigns are more effective online

Editorial: USC campaigns are more effective online

  • Editorial Board
  • Feb 25, 2021
  • 0
  • 1 min to read

This year’s USC election had the highest voter turnout in nearly a decade, a feat made even greater by the fact that all campaigns were run co…

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Opinion: Dating fat is hard enough; it's even harder in a pandemic

Opinion: Dating fat is hard enough; it's even harder in a pandemic

  • Bella Pick, Copy Editor
  • Feb 10, 2021
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  • 3 min to read

Existing as a fat person is hard enough — whether it’s accessing transportation, healthcare or employment, it can feel like the world is stack…

Culture

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'Riding backwards actually saved my life': London's infamous Backwards Bike Guy on how he started cycling

'Riding backwards actually saved my life': London's infamous Backwards Bike Guy on how he started cycling

  • Cat Tang, News Intern
  • Mar 4, 2021
  • 0
  • 3 min to read

The most common question students seem to have for Backwards Bike Guy is: why? Follow Hashem Abou Ahmad on his journey of becoming Backwards Bike Guy, as he tells his story for the first time. 

'Reconceptualize leadership': Scholars panel explores Black Canadian leadership

'Reconceptualize leadership': Scholars panel explores Black Canadian leadership

  • Will Sharpe, Culture Intern
  • Mar 4, 2021
  • 0
  • 2 min to read

A panel of scholars discussed their work on panel on anti-Black racism, Blackness and Black Canadian leadership.

New student theatre group to showcase original plays from underrepresented voices

New student theatre group to showcase original plays from underrepresented voices

  • Sarah Wallace, Culture Editor
  • Mar 3, 2021
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  • 2 min to read

The Black Swan Production Company is lifting their virtual curtain in March, showcasing original One Act plays.

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BSA closes Black History Month with strong note; calls for 'New Era' for Black Canadians

BSA closes Black History Month with strong note; calls for 'New Era' for Black Canadians

  • Gabby Glasier, Senior Copy Editor
  • Mar 2, 2021
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  • 2 min to read

On Saturday night, BSA's "New Era" campaign ended on a strong note, with Ilyasah Shabazz, Malcolm X's daughter, leaving impactful words. 

Sports

Recruit recap: Recent commitments to Mustangs athletics

Recruit recap: Recent commitments to Mustangs athletics

  • Bianca Collia, Sports Intern.
  • Mar 3, 2021
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  • 2 min to read

Shining light on the Mustangs' latest additions.

U Sports pushes for equity, diversity and inclusion in athletics following Black History Month

U Sports pushes for equity, diversity and inclusion in athletics following Black History Month

  • Alex McComb, Sports Editor
  • Mar 2, 2021
  • 0
  • 3 min to read

Following Black History Month, U Sports stated they have reaffirmed their commitment to fight systemic racism in Canadian collegiate sport.

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Mustangs football fullback helped local organization pass donation goal

Mustangs football fullback helped local organization pass donation goal

  • Bianca Collia, Sports Intern
  • Feb 26, 2021
  • 0
  • 3 min to read

Rookie Curtis Fortune teams up with 519 Pursuit to help the local community

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Mustangs football alum finds a new adventure after CFL cancelled — reality dating

Mustangs football alum finds a new adventure after CFL cancelled — reality dating

  • Alex McComb, Sports Editor
  • Feb 26, 2021
  • 0
  • 2 min to read

Former Western Mustangs defensive back Jordan Beaulieu reflects on his first experience on the reality television show Occupation Double.


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Students weigh in on government financial aid programs during the pandemic
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Students weigh in on government financial aid programs during the pandemic

Canadian government benefit programs provided the financial aid students needed during an unprecedented summer. But were they enough?

Mar 4, 2021
'Riding backwards actually saved my life': London's infamous Backwards Bike Guy on how he started cycling
Culture

'Riding backwards actually saved my life': London's infamous Backwards Bike Guy on how he started cycling

The most common question students seem to have for Backwards Bike Guy is: why? Follow Hashem Abou Ahmad on his journey of becoming Backwards Bike Guy, as he tells his story for the first time. 

Mar 4, 2021
'Reconceptualize leadership': Scholars panel explores Black Canadian leadership
Culture

'Reconceptualize leadership': Scholars panel explores Black Canadian leadership

A panel of scholars discussed their work on panel on anti-Black racism, Blackness and Black Canadian leadership.

Mar 4, 2021
Editorial: Students shouldn’t stress about screen time in the pandemic
Opinion

Editorial: Students shouldn’t stress about screen time in the pandemic

In theory, limiting screen time has its benefits. Studies have shown that spending too much time online can negatively affect mental health and, in some cases, physical health — but in a pandemic, there isn’t much of a choice.

Mar 4, 2021
Huron students confused with affiliate’s plan to split from Western
News

Huron students confused with affiliate’s plan to split from Western

“This wasn't something that students were asking for," said Huron's student council president.

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