National bestselling author and Western alumna, Eternity Martis served as the guest speaker in anti-racism training for sophs as part of the USC's push to combat racism in residence.
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Recent changes to the contract between the USC and LTC transpired late last week, resulting in bus passes being withheld from students enrolled in only online classes.
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Students enrolled in only online courses next semester will not receive the USC's discounted bus pass for the 2020-21 school year.
The future of campus events like OWeek and Purple Fest hang in the balance as the USC takes on a mixed model for next year's programming.
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Western announced this year’s homecoming will take place digitally, while HOCO 2021 will be held in late September — back to its original date.
The new policy places greater emphasis on making procedures and support services more accessible to the survivors, respondents and disclosers of violence.
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In the by-election for the Arts and Humanities faculty president, one candidate emerged as a clear winner.
Ziyana Kotadia is the new president of the Huron University College Students' Council.
With Ontario’s optional fee directive frozen in a court battle, the USC is asking Western to approve a fee bill that is almost all mandatory, a potential return to budget security for the government after a long year of uncertainty.
Halal foods in campus eateries have undergone changes to make them more visible to students, after efforts by the Muslim Students' Association and the USC.
The Elections Governance Committee issued Rehill a warning after they concluded she used the song “We Come Running” by Youngblood Hawk in a campaign video — violating section 12.4.1 of bylaw 2.
The EGC said the logo was recognizable enough.
Keenen Qin was found to be pre-campaigning in his bid to be USC president for “liking” a Gazette article before the official campaign period.
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