By Katie Hobday
A referendum question on academic travel could see students paying less. The academic travel levy, according to the description given by the Students’ Union, “[helps] fund clubs and individual students attend conferences and other events of an academic nature.” Individuals can be granted a maximum of $200, while groups can get up to $1,000. Currently,… Continue reading Academic travel question
By Katie Hobday
At most universities, if students’ marks are too low, they’re required to withdraw and it leaves them with no other alternatives to pursue further education. However, the University of Alberta is now offering a special program to help students who find themselves in a similar situation.The Fresh Start program, now in its second year, gives… Continue reading Fresh start for students with marginal grades
By Katie Hobday
Talent There is certainly no lack of talent on the University of Calgary women’s field hockey team. Two of their players, Elizabeth Allen and Clare Linton, were honoured as Canada West All Stars this year. Linton was tied for sixth in national scoring, tallying nine goals, helping Calgary to five wins. Effort The team wore… Continue reading Report card: Field Hockey
By Katie Hobday
Food service workers at SAIT may see their wages cut by 35 per cent by a new proposal from SAIT administration. The Alberta Union of Provincial Employees goes back to the bargaining table this week to discuss the possible cut. Under their collective agreement, AUPE Local 39, which represents over 600 SAIT employees, renegotiates its… Continue reading SAIT wage cut