It’s that time of year again. The time when we find ourselves in the last week of class, handing in last assignments, preparing for exams while making the trite observation: “Oh God! Where has the semester gone?” As Bishop’s bogs down for the exam period, The Campus would like to give you a recap of the notable events of 2010-11.
The phrase, “The East is a career,” from Benjamin Disraeli’s 1847 novel Tancred now seems to carry more weight than ever before.
At the last Board of Governors meeting, Bishop’s Principal Michael Goldbloom announced that the federal government had finally released its portion of the funds for the renovations to the John H. Price Sports Center.
The renovations to the labs, which were completed earlier this semester, were funded by equal donations of $2.2 million by the provincial and federal governments through the Canada-Quebec Knowledge Infrastructure Program Agreement
As the historic pro-democracy contagion sweeps the Middle East, I keep waiting to see what effect it will have in the occupied West Bank
Newly elected SRC President, Taylor Johnston, wanted the position since the first time she set foot on Bishop’s Campus. After being involved in student government in high school, Johnston knew she wanted to continue that kind of involvement while away at university.
After several years of operating with a laissez-faire business culture, Bishop’s on campus pub, The Gait, might break even for this semester’s operations.
Whether you see it as necessary or not, a rise in Quebec tuition is coming. Principals from universities across Quebec are urging for a $1,500 rise in tuition fees between 2012 and 2015.
Nearly 50 Champlain Regional College students have been displaced after a fire ripped through the Sawyer residence on Monday, November 1st.
Bishop’s students gave their university top marks in a slew of categories in the 2011 Canadian University Report, released on October 25 by the Globe and Mail.
