By Ashar Memon, December 19 2018 —
2018 was a never-ending gauntlet all on its own. Here’s our top 10 news stories from a long 12 months.
University of Calgary student’s postponed sentence of U of C student convicted of … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, April 19 2018 —
Puncham Judge has resigned from her position as the Students’ Union vice-president external, the SU said in a statement released Thursday. Judge also will not take office as part of next year’s SU … Read the rest
By Tina Shaygan, March 14 2018 —
Students’ Union vice-president external Puncham Judge was among Calgarians speaking to City Council on March 12 regarding secondary suite reform on behalf of University of Calgary students. Calgary City Council reviewed proposed amendments … Read the rest
By Justin Schellenberg, March 12 2018 —
The March 6 Student Legislative Council (SLC) meeting began with a presentation on the University of Calgary’s continuing policy development regarding cannabis usage on campus from U of C legal counsel Deborah Book. … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, March 8 2018 —
Two weeks of campaigning for the 2018 Students’ Union election culminated in The Den on March 8 as SU chief returning officers Hamnah Altaf and Dave Antoniak announced the results to a crowd … Read the rest
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Endorsements
It’s the most wonderful time of the year. The Students’ Union election is right around the corner and every … Read the rest
By Tina Shaygan, March 5 2018 —
The Gauntlet‘s second annual Students’ Union election debate was so lit, they had to evacuate the entire building.
A fire alarm interrupted an already fiery debate between Emma Hopper and Puncham Judge, the … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, February 28 2018 —
The two candidates for vice-president external in the 2018 Students’ Union general election discussed their platforms and answered questions at a Feb. 28 MacHall forum Emma Hopper and Puncham Judge answered questions from … Read the rest
December 7 2017 —
For the fourth year in a row, tuition will not rise for students at all of Alberta’s public post-secondary institutions. The provincial government is extending the tuition freeze through the 2018–19 academic year.
The move is … Read the rest
By Tina Shaygan, December 6 2017 —
(With files from Derek Baker)
The Dec. 5 Students’ Legislative Council meeting — the final one of the fall semester — began with the swearing in of the new Faculty of Arts and … Read the rest
