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UR Pride is the university’s destination for 2SLGBTQIA+ programming, advocacy, and outreach. Now, the organization is branching out into a larger, downtown location as part of their greater programming.
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URFA and university ratify agreement
“The admin were very confrontational and took our goodwill for granted.” – URFA Member
Read More »Election results not yet ratified
In a case of no news is the news, the investigation into the University of Regina Students' Union election results is still ongoing. Chief Returning Officer (CRO) Shafeeka Sayyid confirmed in a message that the results would "definitely not" be ratified by the end of classes.
Read More »URSU to hold garage sale
The University of Regina Students’ Union (URSU) is holding a garage-less garage sale. Starting April 11 and running until Apr 13, URSU is helping facilitate a sale of their old or unused items and, this year, are inviting students to sell off their old things too.
Read More »Vigil for New Zealand victims held
A vigil was held on Mar. 21 as an opportunity for the Muslim, and greater Regina community, to come together and mourn the attack on mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Read More »URSU elections under scrutiny
The University of Regina Students' Union election results have been released, but are under a crowd of scrutiny after accusations of rule breaking. The Mar. 20 release of the results highlighted this next step in the election process.
Read More »University of Regina and URFA reach tentative agreement
This article is an amalgamation of the Carillon's coverage over the paper's week off. For the full articles, please view our website at carillonregina.com
Read More »Leak of the week
Leak of the week is a semi-regular section in which we highlight leaks around the university. Former news editor, Taylor MacPherson (now of the Gormley show), started this series in 2015. This week, we have a special double feature.
Read More »Credit card breach in bookstore system
On Feb. 28 letters were sent to those students affected by a data breach at bookstore system provider PrismRBC. The letter described the details of the breach and how students could protect themselves.
Read More »URFA replies to President Timmons
"By making a baseless challenge to our notice, the administration creates confusion and might even push potential job action right into the beginning of the final exam period, something URFA was trying to avoid." -- Sylvain Rheault
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