First Rough Draft: When Love Isn’t Enough
Following a major hiccup two weeks ago, campaign season for the upcoming SRC elections has kicked into high gear once more. The elections are usually our annual cue to bemoan the apathy that affects most
Governing board accepts historic overhaul The Corporation of Bishop’s University effectively voted itself out of existence last month, adopting a motion
Bishop’s searches for a new identity through rose-tinted binoculars Somewhere above the Valentine on Queen Street, there hangs a poster. The poster,
Green supplanted purple for a day two weeks ago, as Bishop’s students packed Reed Street for a school-sanctioned St. Patrick’s Day party. The party,
Exercising your Charter rights – there’s an app for that There are certain words that are almost too weighty to use. You can’t say “holocaust”
SRC fee hike rejected in separate referendum. Bottled water will soon become fodder for bootleggers and smugglers, following last week’s landslide vote
Turnout approaches 40% in 2010-11 Council elections. Paige Johnson emerged victorious yesterday in the four-horse race for SRC President, topping the nearest
Plan includes digging 57 wells underneath soccer pitch In an effort to reduce its carbon output, the University has adopted a plan to use geothermal
Following a major hiccup two weeks ago, campaign season for the upcoming SRC elections has kicked into high gear once more. The elections are usually our annual cue to bemoan the apathy that affects most
Ho stays on Council while Council quits CASA National student lobby group CASA was left without a voice in Quebec this weekend, as Bishop’s own SRC voted to fully withdraw from the organization. The
Leung acknowledges missteps as Council moves to re-open nominations. The upcoming elections for next year’s SRC were declared invalid last night by the current Council, at an emergency meeting held in