What’s up with the SSMU Board of Directors?
On January 19, Elections SSMU announced the results of the recent online vote to ratify the nominations to SSMU’s Board of Directors (BoD): with a… Read More »What’s up with the SSMU Board of Directors?
Sam Neylon - Media Credits
Mental Health workshop facilitates creative art therapy
“Mental Health 101” facilitates conversation around mental health with professor Agiman
International news briefs
Protests erupt in Tunisia Demonstrations in Tunisia began on Sunday January after the government announced an increase in value-added tax and social contributions, while also… Read More »International news briefs
Ready for Aquarius season?
What’s in the anti-oppressive stars for you Jan 10 – Feb 18, 2018?
What it memes to heal
Memes as a tool for healing for POC
Jerry Richardson to sell Carolina Panthers
NFL announces sale after investigation into sexual harassment
For the freedom of the net
Exploring net neutrality across the U.S. and Canada
Survival Day
We must not forget Australia’s violent colonial history
A(nother) colonial legacy
How colonialism confined hijras
Media coverage of Black players reveals hockey’s race problem
Critics should focus more on Black players’ talent than on their lifestyles
A Seat at the table with Syl Ko: A discussion on Black Veganism
Nestled on a nondescript cobblestone corner stood the entrance to the Bonsecours Market. You would never have known it looking from the outside, but inside… Read More »A Seat at the table with Syl Ko: A discussion on Black Veganism
Dramatic success from a peaceful protest
Looking back on two New Brunswick basketball players’ protest
International news briefs
El Salvadoreans’ revoked legal status On Monday, January 8, the Trump administration announced the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) permits for more than 250,000… Read More »International news briefs
What has SSMU been up to?
A look on SSMU executives for the upcoming semester, and an update on the VP Finance election