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Student-run Halifax health centre up and running again
The student-run Halifax Outreach Prevention Education Support (HOPES) health centre is up and running again.
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UBC fields 10 reports under new sexual assault policy
More detailed information on individual cases is protected by privacy restrictions.
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Mac receives second multimillion-dollar boost for liberal arts
Lynton (Red) Wilson’s investment helped make possible the Socrates Project, which will draw on the university’s strengths in humanities and social sciences.
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Strike averted at University of Ottawa with tentative deal
The university has reached a tentative deal with part-time professors.
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Dalhousie student criticizes ‘anti-Canadian’ student-union motion
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