by Joe Howell
Some three dozen protesters planted themselves inside Simcoe Hall, where many of U of T's top administrators have their offices. It was the first time such a demonstration had occurred since student protestors overtook the building in 1972, in an ultimately successful effort to gain undergraduates access to Robarts Library.
Post the First Commentby Chris Berube, Stranded Editor
Privacy concerns and a number of allegations of impropriety have forced the organizers of the VUSAC election to take a number of firm measures as Victoria College prepares to vote this Thursday and Friday.
Robarts plans $75 million expansion
Library expansion project met with support and condemnation by students
by Barbara De Dios, Staff Writer
The towering turkey-like concrete structure dominating the corner of St. George and Harbord is about to gain a new wing; after thirty-five years, Robarts Library is planning a 75 million dollar upgrade to enhance study spaces, wireless activity options, and sitting areas.
by Vanja Vukosavljevic, Associate News Editor
This year, VUSAC aimed to fulfill the five goals marked by President Zinzi de Silva: accessibility, attractiveness, accountability, innovation, and unity through collaboration.
by Meghan Lawson, Staff Writer
On Thursday, March 13th, packs of students left the International Student Centre hungry for more. Everyone had come for "Eat Local! at U of T," a free vegan lunch and educational event themed around Ontario's local food industry.
Cuts for Cancer dominates Sidney Smith
March 17th-18th
Cuts for Cancer organized a U of T-wide event to donate students' hair to cancer wigs.
by E.D. Cauchi
Student observers remain conflicted as to what role they think Student Unions should play, as too remain the Student Unions themselves.
