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read morePaperless Needs Wireless
The email’s subject reads ‘Reminder: Student Ratings of Instruction,’ but the envelope symbol isn’t opened. It’s marked ‘unseen’.
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read moreEight Years Later
When John Adams took on the job of KSU internal coordinator three years ago, the Wardroom was in debt, the King's Galley wasn't an inkling of an idea, and the King's rugby team couldn't scrounge up 15 players.
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read moreRacing Bodies and Minds
The steps of the King’s library were temporarily turned into a dance stage, and the quad into an athletics space, for the King’s Chorus Second Annual Athlacademathon last Saturday.
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read moreReplacing John Adams
Changes are on the way in the KSU office. John Adams is stepping down from his role as internal co-ordinator at the end of March and incoming IC Chris Parsons isn’t all that's needed to fill the gap.
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read moreStill Studying, Still Fighting
NSCAD students are staying in class because of a new faculty-admin agreement, but continued funding decreases mean they're staying on the streets, too.
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read morePresident Dubinski?
Anna Dubinski, this year’s KSU presidential candidate, is no novice in university politics—and she's running unopposed.
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read moreDeficit Without Precedent
The King’s Co-op Bookstore’s board of directors weren’t told about the store’s deficit early enough to handle it properly, says board member Aaron Shenkman. There will be a meeting tonight at 5:30 to discuss and vote on solutions.
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read moreIn Her Shoes
I had many new hopes and dreams going to a new school, but most were tainted by my dysphoria. I am Lucy, a transgender woman.
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Quick Council: April 21
The King's Students' Union council met briefly on Sunday to hire several students for union hired positions, as well as a hospitality manager - a new position.
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Admin proposes up to $250 a year in new fees for students
King’s students may be feeling some extra pinch after the school’s board of governors votes on new fees in June. The board is looking at adding a $50 graduation fee for graduating students, as well as $200 in recurring fees for technology and facilities, effective September 2013.
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DSS elections subject to arbitration
The DSS elections may need a do-over after one of the candidates for communications vice-president filed a complaint about the vote margin and eligible voters being turned away early on.
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Women’s basketball moves closer to playoffs, men take a hit
The UKC women’s basketball team defeated the Holland College Hurricanes on Monday, but the curse of the second quarter struck again for the Blue Devils men.
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External: Laufer seeks to focus KSU campaign support
Jesse Laufer is running unopposed for the external vice-president gig. He's had lots of experience with student activism, and hopes to continue his work on the union exec.
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Member-at-large: Gross looking to ask questions
Karen Gross is seeing the KSU’s election process from a new perspective. While Gross has been a devout attendee of the KSU’s general meetings, a member-at-large seat would be her first time on council.
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BOG: Goodman, Roberts-Stahlbrand and Tees vow “transparency” and “change”
Gabriel Goodman, Anika Roberts-Stahlbrand and Karis Tees are up for two spots representing students to the Board of Governors. All focused on advocacy and communication, experience divides these three candidates.
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