Huron’s proposed split with Western will affect the college’s future students dramatically — and not for the better.
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After Western declared two outbreaks in its residence halls late November, it has become clear that opening 70 per cent full was a mistake.
Everyone knows pandemic parties are a no-go and for those who choose to party-on regardless in blissful ignorance, there needs to be serious consequences.
Western prides itself on being in-touch with their student body, but with over 10,000 signatures on a petition for Proctortrack’s removal, it’s clear students don’t want this software — yet Western is awfully quiet.
The 2020 US presidential election inundated Canadian and international media long before the coronavirus pandemic — and for good reason.
OUA and USports were right to cancel championships for the winter season, but that doesn't make it easier for student-athletes.
Nobody asked for this pandemic and it’s making everyone’s lives harder — students and professors alike.
The province has made it more difficult to take precautions to travel home this weekend, limiting COVID-19 testing to only symptomatic people and those who are close contacts of confirmed positive case.
Forcing the entire classroom into students’ homes is classist.
It’s too late now to send students home, where they might bring the virus back to their families and communities. But in-person classes and other on-campus activities need to stop.
It’s the MLHU’s job to engage students and show how the virus is still a threat in our community — not belittle them with ads drawn by kindergarteners.
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