Although drama students are passionate about what they do, this passion is often dampened by fears of not getting a good job after they graduate. Many are plagued by popular images of the “starving artist.” The Gauntlet sat down for a virtual interview and talked to professionals currently working in
This week’s SLC meeting took place on Feb. 8. The main topic of discussion was the upcoming Health and Dental Plan referendum. In the last Students’ Union (SU) by-election, students had the opportunity to vote on the fate of the Health and Dental Plan, an insurance plan that
Jan. 27 marked International Holocaust Remembrance Day. The Faculty of Arts Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee held an online event led by Dr. Norman Ravvin, former Chair in Canadian Jewish Studies, as well as an author and teacher of Holocaust Literature. Ravvin discussed the changing reception of the Holocaust, as
This week’s SLC meeting took place on Jan. 18. The main topic of discussion was the Board of Governors’ post-report, where Frank Finley, Board of Governors representative, discussed the items that were voted on in the last Board of Governors meeting. The Board of Governors approved the rate
Do you have an idea that could solve global poverty or climate change? The World’s Challenge Challenge is a contest that asks students to pitch their ideas to tackle some of the biggest issues facing the world today. The Gauntlet had the opportunity to talk with Jamie Charlebois, manager