The Martlet is here to make your graduation as easy as possible, because hey, that amount of clapping is loud and scary.

The new Legacy Maltwood Gallery exhibition displays rare materials, ranging from fine art to unpublished documents.

For the documentary’s director, Raymond Dimmitt — a UVic philosophy graduate — deeper questions are at play than how the team ...

Between May 16 and May 30, UVic’s Campus Community Gardens (CCG) hosted a community-led project to construct a tiny house.

FPTP and strategic voting led to major changes in Vancouver Island politics, reaffirming for many the limitations of our ...

Commuting by motorcycle is affordable, space-efficient, and fun — but outdated laws and rising congestion are making it ...

I self-published my first children’s book, "My Friend Swallowed a Cloud." Children’s books have a lot to offer everyone.

Getting a job in oil and gas industry was unlike any hiring process I’ve ever experienced. I applied on a Friday, and flew out Tuesday morning.

Repatriation is the return of Indigenous objects to their communities of origin, often from institutions that obtained them without consent.

It’s winter break after a long semester. Exams are completed, papers are in, and I’m ready to go to my family’s home in Comox and unplug for a few weeks. Relieved that I don’t have to brave winter ...

In 1988, the little-known Carmanah Valley became the site of one of the first successful environmental protest campaigns against the clearcut logging of old-growth temperate rainforests in the history ...

Course Evaluation Surveys, across the board, open the door to biases, cyberbullying, and systemic discrimination.