Goldbloom Defends University’s Handling of Snowstorm
The university’s handling of this month’s record-breaking snowfall came under fire at last week’s Board of Governors meeting.
Articles By: Ronan OBeirne 
‘How Would You Like It to Be Different?’
Jackie Bailey would like to say that Bishop’s offers excellent student services – but she’s not there yet.
BU Councilor Found Guilty of Misconduct
A Bishop’s University psychiatrist was recently found guilty of one count of professional misconduct by the Ordre des Psychologues du Québec.
Flood Woes Continue
M ore than two weeks after the worst flood in years hit Bishop’s, students are still feeling its effects on- and off-campus. Two houses on College Street remain vacant, due to serious flooding in their basements. Bishop’s student Dayna Hammond explained that the houses’ foundations were tested, and found to be contaminated, most likely because it was sewer water that [...]
Who isn’t on the new board of directors
Board agenda, item one: stop shunning the students
Worst Flood in Five Years Hits Lennoxville
Theatres damaged, students forced from homes as Mighty Massawippi overtops its banks
Scientists Begin to Unravel Mysteries of Alzheimer’s
Major strides and setbacks make for a busy summer in medical research
Canadian Business Leaders Decry Census Scrapping
Groups say long-form data is crucial to their operations
First Rough Draft: Midlife Crisis at 167
Bishop’s searches for a new identity through rose-tinted binoculars
