Curieux’s Semester Two O-Week Guide
How are you spending your O-week?
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Campus COVID Update
With case numbers rising around Australia, the ACT government has called upon each of us to do our bit to help keep our community safe. As of 12am on June 28th, masks are now mandatory across the ACT, in all indoor public settings, and also in some outdoor settings.
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Visibility Is Vital: More Work Needs to Be Done to Address Sexual Assault on Campus
WARNING: This article mentions topics of sexual assault and harassment Sexual violence on university campuses has been a prevalent issue for years. Recently the conversation has shifted, and universities are being forced to face the harsh reality that their inaction has continuously left students without the necessary support. Universities have often lacked the sophistication to […]
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Conflicting Memories
Coquohalla takes you through the biggest stories in international relations so you can catch up on what is going on in the world.
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It’s Time For Stress Less Week
The first semester of 2021 is coming to an end, and you know what that means, right? It’s time for Stress Less Week, which will give you a nice little break and chance to unwind and destress before the final assessment and examination period begins. UC has got you covered for the whole week, with […]
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Another Town Hall, Another Let Down for UC Students
The SRC Town Hall was an opportunity for students to have their voices heard and concerns addressed. But were these expectations met?
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Less is more
This is the paradox that we are sold.
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Myanmar and the Royal Racism Case
This month seems to be all about history repeating itself. Coquohalla takes you through the biggest stories in international relations, so you can catch up on what on is going on in the world.
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Winnie-the-Pooh: Taoist Master or Greek Philosopher?
If stimulating thought is a mark of classic literature, like the plays of Shakespeare, then the Pooh stories are classics. But why do works from the classical cannon of literature stimulate thought? Why do they give rise to further writings like sparks leaping from a blaze which start new creative fires?
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Impeachment
The impeachment of a president seems to be a once, twice, or thrice in a lifetime thing now, previously having been a once in a century occurrence.
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