Written by: Anusha Akella To understand and recognize the efforts that WUSA has put in to spread awareness on consent and promote safety on campus, we interviewed WUSA President Stephanie Ye-Mowe. Questions on the goals and priorities WUSA has
Written By: Tanya Jessica D’Souza In 2022, Sexual Assault and Statistics Canada reported that one in four North American women will be sexually assaulted during their lifetime. This is a sobering reality as we begin Consent Week 2023, because it
Written By: Stephanie Ye-Mowe & Denver Della-Vedova WUSA President Stephanie Ye-Mowe and Vice President Denver Della-Vedova spent two collective weeks this fall lobbying on behalf of students in Toronto and Ottawa for OUSA and UCRU advocacy weeks. What does
On the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, WUSA wants to raise awareness about the barriers students with disabilities face in their daily lives. The restrictions incited by the COVID-19 pandemic have deepened pre-existing inequalities within society. The UN
Join WUSA for our first ever Wellness Week in collaboration with the REC120 class from the Recreation and Leisure Studies program! Student groups will be putting on 32 drop-by style events focused on student wellness during the stressful time period
Written by: Bella McKenzie WUSA 101 is back, Warriors! This time, for World Mental Health Day! World Mental Health Day is a reminder to raise awareness and efforts for mental health around the world, and to make support for people
Written by: Bella McKenzie, Communications Coordinator Co-op Graphic Design by: Natalie Szwec, Graphic Designer Co-op World Suicide Prevention Day is a reminder to everyone that we must work together to prevent and destigmatize suicide. The more we educate ourselves,
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