In this episode, Zia speaks to Professor Ian O'Connell about mental health in academic spaces, and how important it is to speak about mental wellness and reduce stigma. They discuss some of the barriers and challenges in getting support, and th
In this episode, Zia talks to fellow CFUV volunteer Lindani. They speak to their experiences as international students from the Philippines and South Africa, obstacles they've had to face studying during COVID, and their experiences being racia
In part two of this series, Zia speaks to Noel, a former UVic student on his experience living in Victoria and working in the fashion industry as a queer person of colour. Continuing from the conversations in the previous episode, Zia explores
In this episode, Zia explores the meaning and intention behind queer style and dress, and how it goes beyond just aesthetic purposes. She investigates the ways that queer style is embedded in expression and identity, with help from fellow queer
In the final episode of this season of U in the Ring, Dominique looks at alternative teaching styles; imagine dungeons and dragons but instead of wizards and rogues, the characters are real historical figures Richard Nixon and Walter Cronkite.
In this episode of U in the Ring, special correspondent, Dylan Hall speaks to Dr. James Rowe about mindfulness, social movement, and divestment and how his research pushes for the need for addressing economic inequality, settler-colonialism, an
In this episode; Dominique continues her review into the whole-scale and continued impacts of COVID-19 on the student and campus experience. From the initial toilet paper hoarding, to the original "it'll blow over by the end of the year" join D
In this episode; Dominique reviews the whole-scale and continued impacts of COVID-19 on the student and campus experience. From the initial toilet paper hoarding, to the original "it'll blow over by the end of the year" join Dominique in diving
In this episode: conversations about the Little Big House build that took place at Uvic in the Fall of 2019, gender neutral rites of passage camps, and music as a political act.
In this episode, Dakota looks at the complexities of living in a heteronormative society and what it means to create queer joy. This episode features the voices of Uvic students living at the intersections of queerness, gender and (dis)ability.
Uni 101 explores the experiences of students participating in Uvic's free, non-credit, academic program designed for folks who face barriers to higher education. This episode was produced by the students of Uni's 101's Leadership Program.
Witchcraft At Uvic is a collaboration of narratives woven together from the voices of practicing witches in Victoria. These stories explore what witchcraft once was at Uvic, in Victoria, and beyond, and what the witchcraft scene looks like toda
Music in this episode by Carmanah, Hello Blue Roses, Northland Rail Service, the Dayfather, Boo Rattley, and the Belle Miners.You can find Wild Rose Rescue Ranch here
This episode reviews the University of Victoria as both an academic institution and a business.Gayle Gorrill, vice-president of the Department of Finances and Operations, explains how some financial decisions are made.CFUV correspondent Rachael
This episode of U in the Ring features stories and viewpoints on the UVSS Elections.Host Salma and CFUV Correspondent Bronwyn speak with students to find out what they know about this year’s elections.CFUV correspondent Izzy speaks with former
This episode of U in the Ring focuses on stress, and how to handle the stress of student life.CFUV Correspondent Anabelle speaks with UVic Multifaith Service’s Henri Locke to learn more about the benefits of meditation when it comes to handling
This episode of U in the Ring explores the University of Victoria's queer community.CFUV Correspondent Arcade spins a history of western Canada's first-ever gender-neutral restrooms, which appeared in UVic's student Union Building.Queer student