UMSU, neutrality and crocodile tears
The only person who is convinced UMSU is neutral on the Boycott, Divestment and Sanction (BDS) movement is UMSU president Jakob Sanderson.
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Keep Canada’s hands off Venezuela
Venezuelan opposition’s long strategy is now being realized.
Students need student unions
Ford’s initiative to cut mandatory student union dues is an unsubtle attack on organizing politics.
Imperialism, Huawei and Canada
Huawei and Canadians in headlines only obfuscate the systemic forces driving the conflict.
Mandatory vaccines the answer to growing global issue
The World Health Organization recently released a list of the top 10 threats to global health in 2019. Among the list of diseases like Ebola virus, HIV and a global influenza pandemic is the hesitancy for parents to vaccinate children.
Your resumé probably sucks
When creating a resumé, mistakes undermine your chances for an interview.
UMSU executive advocating for a terrible mistake
UMSU’s decision to advocate for cutting the federal tuition tax credit is the worst sort of student advocacy.
Silence hate speech in the Canadian Yellow Vest movement
The recent Yellow Vest protests in Canada have once again brought new energy to a tired debate over freedom of speech.
Time for détente with North Korea
Despite a commitment by North Korea to reach out to Canada and establish a détente, Canada refuses to de-escalate tension between the two countries.
Sometimes less is more
Given the need for increased representation of marginalized communities and its inherent relationship to the need for increased funding, UMSU is facing a difficult situation. Perhaps the best solution is to stop trying to represent them.