Unveiling of the Pride Crosswalk
On June 28, the Bishop’s University Pride Alliance in collaboration with the SRC, inaugurated a Pride Crosswalk located between the Student Centre and Morris House.
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Tomorrow we are giving out FREE exam care packs!
Come to the gait between 10 and 3 to get one of the 1000 exam care packs we've prepared for YOU! This is a first come first serve basis, so make sure to come early! There will also be FREE hot chocolate available!
Come and get some goodies to get you through exam period!
Need to talk? Empower Me is a mental health and well-being support service available to you 24/7/365. Whenever you’re ready, we’re here to listen.
More info at www.studentcare.ca.
The pass/fail option has been extended. You can choose the pass/fail option for up to one course in the fall 2021 and winter 2022 semesters.
To request a pass/fail you must contact the registrar's office by January 7th 2022.
We encourage you to make yourself aware of how these decisions may affect you in your future, for more information check your student inbox!
Today marks 32 years since the polytechnique masacre where the lives of 14 women were taken. Today is a day to remember them and honour them: Geneviève Bergeron, Hélène Colgan, Nathalie Croteau, Barbara Daigneault, Anne-Marie Edward, Maud Haviernick, Maryse Laganière, Maryse Leclair, Anne-Marie Lemay, Sonia Pelletier, Michèle Richard, Annie St-Arneault, Annie Turcotte and Barbara Klucznik-Widajewicz.
Today, and all days, we must honour these women by vowing to take a stance against violence against women. If you are in need of support contact student services, BUnited, Empower Me and/or the Indigenous support centre.
Exam care packs are back!
Come to The Gait on December 8th from 10-3 to get one of 1000 free exam care packs and some free hot chocolate!
We're hiring!!
Apply to be deputy returning officer by December 13th, or to be a gait bartender or floor staff by December 21st!
Go to busrc.com/jobs for more information!
Today is international day of persons with disabilities. This is a day to learn and mobilize in solidarity with persons with disabilities for dignity, rights, and well-being. It is our responsibility to increase awareness and demand better rights and integration for persons with disabilities in every aspect of life.
This year's focus is fighting for rights in the post-COVID era, because, as we know, returning to in-person life has been difficult for all, but particularly for those of visible minorites and people with disabilities.
The SRC maintains its commitment to greater advocacy and accessibility and is open to all forms of input and ideas. We are here to listen! Email us or comes see us in our office hours!
Wondering how to make your voice heard? Teaching evaluations are the way to go!
Teacher evaluations are used for decisions on promotions.tenure, contracts offered to Contract Faculty, and more importantly, they provide essential feedback to help professors improve their teaching practices.
Fill our your teacher evaluations before December 7th at midnight on moodle!
SAVE THE DATE: December 10th!
Are you a student looking to get involved in an event and meet a wide variety of peers? Look no further than the New Plays Theatre Festival! What is New Plays you may ask? A theatre festival organized by students, directed by students, and acted by students.
Auditions are open to everyone and anyone. Students do not need to have previous acting experience to be a part of New Plays. Take a study break, come meet the directors, read some scripts written by students, and have fun! Come anytime between 9:00am and 3:00pm.
