By Daniel Pagan
After five years, the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda sentenced Rwandan army commander and cabinet minister Theoneste Bagosora to life in prison for his role in the Rwandan genocide. The case was declared a legal victory for people hoping to prevent atrocities with legal prosecution. However, University of Calgary professor Dr. Maureen Hibert warned there… Continue reading Genocide trial a small step in the right direction
When one thinks of crowded work environments, space ships, submarines and the floor of the New York Stock Exchange come to mind. One space that people would not think of is the office of the University of Calgary Graduate Students’ Association. At the Board of Governor’s meeting Dec. 5, the GSA requested additional office space.… Continue reading Grad students running out of space
For most, the last day of classes before a much deserved break is a time of celebration. But last month, just as students were waking up, the University of Calgary’s Board of Governors voted in favour of increasing tuition by 4.1 per cent next year. The Students’ Union and Graduate Students’ Association each made presentations… Continue reading Tuition keeps on climbing