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No school for old (genocidal) men
There can be no reconciliation without truth. And the truth is, John A. MacDonald's legacy is tainted with Indigenous blood and tears.
Taste of the Balkans and a very convenient permit expiry
Why do the initiatives with the greatest potential to build the capital city face the greatest resistance?
Bell Island’s “Watergate” is a human rights Issue
"A mistake which took place during the sale of an adjacent property cannot jeopardize the realization of the community’s right to water and turn back the clock on years of local lobbying."
Driving women out
How MUN’s reliance on contract labour is creating a hostile environment for female professors.
The hidden costs of exploiting contract faculty
Universities’ growing reliance on the exploitation of contract faculty erodes institutions of higher learning, and MUN is no different.
The song that never ends: About men and women in tech
The recent "Google memo" reminds us that we need to start thinking about gender in STEM differently.
Policing the RNC
A police services board could help address challenges facing the RNC and should be given serious consideration.
Police officers do not make Pride safe
Including police in the Pride March is not a sign of progress.
What education is worth
The debate on tuition and fees at Memorial has, at its core, the larger problem of the commodification of education. The fight for education as a right is a crucial struggle.
No school for old (genocidal) men
There can be no reconciliation without truth. And the truth is, John A. MacDonald's legacy is tainted with Indigenous blood and tears.
Taste of the Balkans and a very convenient permit expiry
Why do the initiatives with the greatest potential to build the capital city face the greatest resistance?
Bell Island’s “Watergate” is a human rights Issue
"A mistake which took place during the sale of an adjacent property cannot jeopardize the realization of the community’s right to water and turn back the clock on years of local lobbying."
Driving women out
How MUN’s reliance on contract labour is creating a hostile environment for female professors.
The hidden costs of exploiting contract faculty
Universities’ growing reliance on the exploitation of contract faculty erodes institutions of higher learning, and MUN is no different.
The song that never ends: About men and women in tech
The recent "Google memo" reminds us that we need to start thinking about gender in STEM differently.
Policing the RNC
A police services board could help address challenges facing the RNC and should be given serious consideration.
Police officers do not make Pride safe
Including police in the Pride March is not a sign of progress.
What education is worth
The debate on tuition and fees at Memorial has, at its core, the larger problem of the commodification of education. The fight for education as a right is a crucial struggle.