In light of the Conservative Government's recent proposed changes to the hiring practices in the public sector, the topic of fair legislations and policies about equality and justice has been a controversial one. Read more... (16 comments)

Last month the Federation of Students' (Feds) council voted on a proposed policy change to make the completion of co-operative education mandatory for students who have completed more than three work terms. Read more... (7 comments)

Starting next term, students can expect to see a new piece of reading material around campus. Imprint will release a new special publication magazine called Librus with the aim of expanding Imprint's readership. This magazine will focus on current international affairs and news. Read more... (0 comments)

During the rest of the summer break—between sunny days and finals —I hope you take the time to connect with your classmates and expand your network. The stress of exams and excitement for “the end” is something everyone shares in common, meaning that you have something to talk about with everyone on campus for the next few weeks.   Read more... (0 comments)

As of Oct. 1, Tony Hayward is bring replaced as the chief executive of BP and taking a role with the company's joint venture in Russia. His role as BP executive has attracted criticism due to his handling of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Among his alleged downfalls during the crisis, his downplay of the magnitude of damage this oil spill has caused was clear during his interview with the Guardian when he said the amount of oil spillage was “relatively tiny” compared to the “very big ocean.” At this time, according to CNN, Hayward continues to have the support from BP, BP's company spokesman, Mark Salt, told CNN. Read more... (0 comments)