While dumping your old, broken-down computer monitors and television sets on the curb may seem like a convenient option, Carol Hochu, executive director of the Ontario Electronic Stewardship, is urging…
Tim Hortons is about to have some competition. Beginning in September, four of the self-serve kiosks on campus currently serving Tim Hortons coffee will be replaced with a fair trade…
After months of preparation, Mustangs’ Den is finally ready to hit The Wave tonight. Mustang’s Den is the University Students’ Council’s solution to the leftover $175,000 of unclaimed bus pass…
Evan Lilly, a fourth-year science student, is actually looking forward to his exam period this year. “I had most of my stress these last couple of weeks,” he explained. “It…
A report by the Canadian Association of University Teachers has found the gender-based pay gap is shrinking across Canada. As of 2006, the gap was 11 per cent, but it now…
The London Transit Commission met yesterday evening to discuss one rider’s suggestion of implementing wireless internet access on London buses. Demand for such services on public transit has increased in…
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Vote Compass directs voters
The University of Toronto in collaboration with CBC News has launched Vote Compass, a new interactive program leading voters in the direction of the political party most in line with…
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Mangy fox on the loose
A fox is on the loose in London. Not only is this fox suspected to have mange — a disease that causes clumps of hair to fall off an animal…
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Furniture recycling no longer free
Campus buildings got a cleanup this year thanks to Physical Plant. Since June, Physical Plant’s Furniture & Equipment Recycling Program has been operating free of charge – meaning buildings across…
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Post-secondary spots to increase by 60K
The number of students enrolled in post-secondary education in Ontario is set to expand by 60,000 within the next five years following a proposal from Ontario’s government Most of these…
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An Arctic Adventure
Celina Lin has always been captivated with the Arctic Circle, one of the northernmost regions of the world. Now she’s getting the chance to go there herself and contribute to…
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Bell backs down on usage-based billing
Students worried about rising internet prices can stop holding their breath. On Monday, Bell announced they would be withdrawing their usage-based billing proposal from the Canadian Radio-Telecommunications Commission, Canada’s telecom…
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