It’s up to professors and universities to build assessments that treat ChatGPT like a tool for success, not an illicit aid.
Students have already lost a lot in their experience with COVID-19 and a strike would harm us even more.
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The responsibility falls on both students and candidates to meaningfully engage with each other in municipal politics.
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Students should be able to choose whether to attend a lecture in-person or online — a true hybrid model. But online-only lectures should be avoided at all costs.
The unrenewed SRA pilot program is leaving students in a bind.
Western’s insistence on increasing enrolment hurts the students who are already here.
A day off sounds great, but the costs outweigh the benefits
Among the group split between lacklustre and impractical platforms, Ethan Gardner stands as the most well-positioned leader to take the top role.
Bettering London’s public transit system should be the ultimate goal, but in the meantime Western should reduce their campus parking fees.
In order to have a safe, successful second semester, accommodations need to be made. Students need to have access to hybrid models and the ability to stay home when they are sick without academic repercussions.
An extended winter break would improve student mental health and bring Western up to par with other Ontario universities.
While reading week is a time for students to rest and study, having it in November does little to really provide students with a fair chance to catch up on schoolwork.
Students are coming into class sick. The university needs to have a system in place that actually prevents that.
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