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Governor General’s Gold Medal winner’s dissertation touches on catastrophic trauma, memory and literature read more »
Hersharon Sandhu asks how we can encourage more men to become feminists read more »
Shannon Coyne finished job shadow week with a whole new perspective read more »
Serendipity led Mishma Mukith to a meaningful non-profit internship read more »
Diversity and collaboration at the core of their studies, say the first three graduates read more »
Toronto is full of pleasant surprises for this Arts student read more »
Poet Margaret Christakos follows opportunity – and language – wherever they take her read more »
Edmonton has made great progress, but there’s still a long way to go in the area of diversity read more »
Mishma Mukith realized that showing appreciation to others changed her life too read more »
Duncan McCrostie shares the reasons he joined the Faculty of Arts Work Experience (AWE) program read more »
Hersharon Sandhu realized that she, too, had to unlearn her internalized misogyny read more »
Mishma Mukith says Community Service-Learning not only changed the direction of her education, it changed her life read more »
Indigenous people are hurting, not because we hate Canada, but because we love this land so much read more »
And other insights gleaned by economics grad who played Golden Bears football, earned a 3.9 GPA, overcame adversity, volunteered in his community and oh, by the way, also started his own business read more »
Community-based learning experiences persuaded Matana Skoye to become an intersectional feminist and Indigenous ally read more »
