Dr. Ryan Herriot told the Martlet he understands progress takes time, but he believes UVic should've been able to offer on-campus drug testing by now.

Four of the six directors with portfolio declined, or did not respond, to requests to be interviewed about their goals for the term.

Many Victorians have said they like the bikes, but others have criticized the city for choosing Lime, an American company, over Canadian alternatives.

If Canadian taxes don’t pay for Indigenous communities' needs, where does it come from? The answer is yours truly — from Indigenous people and our stolen land.

It’s been 15 years since the UVic last hosted the Championship games in 2011, and it’s been 15 years since the Vikes have won.

“It's the only opportunity in the year where all the top universities from across the country get a chance to measure up against each other,” said Head Coach Scott Manning.

The gallery is hosting WARA-WARA, an exhibition of street art and graffiti from Yogyakarta, Indonesia, from Sept. 16. to Dec. 5.

On Oct. 17, B.C. residents will take part in one of the main ways to influence their communities: municipal elections. Students need to take part, too.

Ahead of the October 17 municipal elections, the Martlet decided to ask UVic students what they'd ask of the many candidates running for mayor.

On Oct. 17, every municipality in B.C. will be voting in new municipal representatives, including mayors, councillors, school board trustees, and more.

On Sept. 14, the District finally cut the ribbon, marking the completion of the at times controversial six-year-long project.

User interface issues, concerns over data security, and feelings of inadequate support are among the issues reported by CCU execs amid the transition.

"At the Peer Support Centre, we have so many volunteers, and they are just looking to help people,” said Sarah Edgar, the centre’s outreach officer.

The Belfry Theatre’s anarchic and amusing season opener, ‘The Women of the Fur Trade’, will be running until Oct. 4.

Neither team netted a goal, leaving both the Vikes and the WolfPack women's teams with clean sheets after this season opener.

As the clock ticks towards the October municipal elections, the two candidates face not only the pressure of winning over the district's residents, but the pressure of addressing the district's many…

Here are some tips for the many incoming international students starting at UVic this fall on finding balance and community within the chaos of moving to a new country for school.

Engagement Leader Kemi Craig is feeling hopeful that the new space can empower and connect Black folks in Greater Victoria.

This list aims to help you figure out whether your future (or current) roommate is someone you might just be compatible with.

The beginning of another rugby season is upon us, and this one is looking particularly promising for the Vikes.

The show takes the audience across history through the songs of Black musical legends like Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Nina Simone, Tina Turner, and Beyoncé.

Neurospicy. Seggs. Unalived: There’s a new language developing on TikTok, and it’s doing serious harm to the way we communicate.

Kelly was appointed for advancing reconciliation by "bringing diverse communities together to resolve conflicts and advance lasting change.”

The new bus will follow the path of the existing Route 72, between downtown Victoria and Swartz Bay, with an additional stop at YYJ.

Sharma’s platform emphasizes “balanced development,” prioritizing “family-oriented housing,” protecting parks and natural areas, and opposing the amalgamation of Victoria and Saanich.

The development would have brought new units to Gordon Head, including 27 three-bedroom units, which have a 0 per cent vacancy rate in Saanich.

The exhibition launched on Sept. 10, showcasing rare Chinese tape recordings of the TV-series adaptation of Zhang’s 1986 novel 'The Invisible Companion.'

This year, the program is themed around the idea of proximity — between musicians, audiences, artistic traditions, or the very environments we listen in.

Ukrainian students with a CUAET who began their studies this month or earlier will remain eligible for domestic tuition fees for the duration of their studies.

Tucked in the back of Habit Coffee’s Chinatown location sits Alphabet City Books, a pop-up bookstore stocked with a carefully curated selection.

With literacy rates declining and attention spans plummeting, Substack is exactly what we need to help ourselves out of this pit.

The study notes that building glass is estimated to kill between 16–42 million birds per year in Canada. However, these estimates are based decade-old data.

Looking for some Canadian authors to add to your TBR pile? Whether you’re a poetry lover, or only read non-fiction, try these six books by UVic alums!

Placenames and the history of areas are important to know and respect on Indigenous land; you never know what you may pick up without the proper knowledge or respect for the earth beneath your feet.

Reveal Yourself, knitting, Buildings and Food, Hillsboro, Kristin Witko, and Chanel Beads counted among CFUV's top charting artists in June.

A new saltwater tank in UVic’s Petch Building gives students and visitors a closer look at local marine life.

Alberta's new three-in-one IDs add a dangerous citizenship marker, increasing the potential for discrimination in the province

The UVSS’ annual Campus Kickoff is back this September! Here's your insider’s guide to all the free events happening this year.

The GEM, Pride Collective, NSU, SSD, and SOCC all endorsed the motion, calling for the UVSS to lobby for expanded coverage options under their health plan.

Lead Director Matthew Allen Curtis said the open committee’s purpose is to be a “united front” for student interests.

After taking a commanding defeat on Thursday, Aug. 20, the Vikes rallied on Saturday, Aug. 22, going basket for basket against the Beavers.

A look at UVic student life in 1967, from the new campus and student clubs to music, activism, and everyday life.

Harper was the first to announce her candidacy after Dean Murdock, current mayor of Saanich, announced he would not be seeking re-election.

UVic confirmed that two of the university’s personnel were invited to the network, but they did not actively post materials or "contribute" to the site.

Vancouver is pushing back against encroaching data centers, and Torin LaRocque, an eighteen-year-old Vancouverite, is at the heart of it all.

The new uniforms were made following “feedback ... that their former uniforms too closely resemble those of other emergency responders," UVic said.