For the love of Winged Beans Young entrepreneurs reinvent what it means to eat healthy
Now that the first month of university is over, most students have come to the realization that eating healthy is not only difficult, but a lot of the time expensive and inconvenient. My plan to meal prep and eat right didn’t last past the first week of September, and the hunt for an affordable wholesome eatery near campus was not as fruitful as I hoped. In dire need of a break from over-priced pizza, I turned to Instagram. That’s...
Multiple referendum questions included on MSU presidential ballot
With online polling underway for MSU presidentials, eligible student-voters will also be asked to weigh in on two high-impact referenda items regarding MSU health insurance and HSR bus service. At the presidential debate on Jan. 27 in the MUSC atrium, candidates discussed which referenda options they would endorse. In addition, Brodka and Wolwowicz were critical of the MSU’s promotion and clarification of the referenda options,...
Campbell wins in landslide victory
For David Campbell, once wasn’t enough. After running for the second year in a row, Campbell was named the new president-elect of the MSU on Jan. 31.
David Campbell wins MSU presidential election
It was second time’s a charm for David Campbell. In a landslide victory, the Arts & Science graduate beat out six other candidates to win the election for MSU President.
Video interviews with the MSU presidential candidates
We sat down with each of the seven candidates running for McMaster Students Union presidency to get their take on the biggest issues facing students. Jacob Brodka [youtube id=”3aGCTEC2gO8″ width=”620″ height=”360″] David Campbell [youtube id=”aYpRifA_wxI” width=”620″ height=”360″] James Dowdall [youtube id=”0Pu1jpCopck” width=”620″...
Why aren't more women running to be MSU President?
When former MSU President Mary Koziol read the list of candidates running this year, her first instinct was to e-mail Suzan Fraser, who was president in 1988.
“Seven people running, not a single woman” was the gist of the message.
![Due to the closure of the University and Ontario’s limits on gatherings, McMaster’s Socrates Project has had to cancel the remainder of their in person events. However, these cancellations don’t mean the end of the Project’s initiatives. Read about the Socrates Project’s future plans in this week’s online issue of the Silhouette!
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