A Three Part Series from the coordinators at the USC – Part 3
Part 3: Exploring Opportunity in the Role of USC Coordinator
Part 3: Exploring Opportunity in the Role of USC Coordinator
Part 2: Exploring Community in the Role of USC Coordinator
Part 1: Exploring Growth in the Role of USC Coordinator
When was the last time you truly listened to the radio? Not just as background noise during your commute or for a few seconds before connecting your phone to the car, but really listened—with an ear attuned to the stories, melodies, and the heartbeat of a community? Situated within the University Community Centre (UCC), […]
By Eshpreet Aneja Advocacy lies at the very heart of the USC. As an organization committed to empowering students to change the world, we prioritize enhancing the student experience to ensure students reach their full potential. Much of that vision lies in our advocacy efforts, including local, municipal and provincial lobbying. Vice President of External Affairs […]
The university experience, with its diverse challenges and opportunities, can be overwhelming and unfamiliar for students. Throughout their academic careers, students encounter stress, uncertainty, and a prevalent sensation known as impostor syndrome—a sense of unworthiness despite proven competence and success. The feeling of “Am I good enough?” or “Can I do it?” resonates with nearly […]
By Madison Bohdal You may think that the Mustang, or even the Goose, is the perfect star to represent Western. However, many would argue that one man with an acoustic guitar outshines both of them; Rick Mcghie. Rick’s Wednesdays at the Spoke – and Thursdays at The Grad Club – have been described as “a […]
By: Amina Khan Online school can be hard and fatigue is real. As the Omicron wave peaked, Western University announced it was going online until January 31st for graduate students and undergraduate students in years 2, 3, and 4. First-years are expected to be back in classrooms after reading week according to Western University’s […]
Council discussed changes to Foot Patrol’s services, security patrols on residence, and the approval of two USC policy papers.On November 24th, Council met in person for the first time this school year to discuss six motions, making this their sixth meeting together as a council.The meeting began with presentations from the Vice-Provost Academic Programs, Ontario […]
the lead up In November, the USC and Western Student Senators (WSS) started to hear from students about concerns regarding the length of this year’s Winter Break. Changes to the Academic Calendar need to be approved by the University Senate. While the USC is present at Senate meetings, we do not have voting rights; however, […]