Student Life on Campus
Listen, I know what it’s like to get tired of your major. Half way through my psychology major, taking four psych courses a semester because they were only offered once a year, was not a good time. And the English major was no exception; I loved the courses, but you can only read so many … Read more
Since Canadian students owe over $28 billion in debt, I can see why people are hesitant to start their university career. Everything costs money – rent, food, textbooks, tuition, that UFV Exp Learning & Wellness fee no one really knows exists (or what it’s for). Luckily, UFV gives you a handy breakdown of what they … Read more
I don’t know about y’all, but February is one of the hardest months for me. The holidays are long since over and the combination of midterms and long, dark days leaves me feeling languid and unmotivated. Winter has been here for several months and it’s just not leaving (see: the blizzard we didn’t expect). Blessedly, … Read more
Most of us go through our entire university career in one place. Every semester, we end up on the same campus, with many of the same people, often in the same classrooms (I had at least six psychology classes in D105 in the span of two years). If you’re like me and routine makes you … Read more