The Canadian government has announced two big changes to how federal student loans are paid off, drawing both celebration and calls for further action from student advocates.
Each year, UBC launches a month-long tuition engagement process, which involves publicizing a breakdown of its budget and proposed tuition increases, in addition to seeking student feedback through an online survey that closes this year on October 31.
Limited housing around Vancouver has left many UBC students scrambling to secure a home for the upcoming fall term.
Advocates claim the budget contains insufficient student support and minimal progress on promises like student debt relief.
Several motions were successfully passed at yesterday’s AMS Council meeting with little to no debate, including code changes on executive accountability and funding for renovating a lounge in the Nest.
Students will be protesting rising tuition in post-secondary institutions on Thursday, April 14 at the Minister of Advanced Education's office in Burnaby.
But I’ll tell you all the truth: TikTok made me politically conscious.
Several employees at the UBC Aquatic Centre have come forward with complaints of low pay, understaffing and inaction from management on employee concerns.
Election season involves more than just voting for candidates: referenda are another way to have your say about what happens within the AMS.
Three of the questions were put forward by AMS Council, while one was student-led by the Bike Kitchen. Students will be able to vote on the referendums on March 7–11.
The university has opened up its annual tuition engagement process for 2022/23, starting with a survey designed to gauge student feedback about proposed tuition increases — which quickly drew criticism from students.
When Lauren Benson campaigned to become the next VP administration, she pledged to improve what she saw as one of the most criticized problem areas of the AMS — poor communication.
With an election running from November 8 to 30, here is everything you need to know about UNA before casting a ballot.
Eating disorders are inherently isolating and during the pandemic, eating disorders in Canada climbed. Students who are looking for recovery support face a confusing institutional system.
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