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As many of you know, there is a federal election on September 20, 2021. AUSU has been busy hosting events and sharing information on how to vote, ensuring students have the resources they need to cast a ballot. You might be wondering why your students’ union is so interested in encouraging students to vote, and that’s…
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Athabasca University (AU) has announced they would be moving forward with a Temporary Compassionate Grading Policy that was originally proposed by the Athabasca University Students’ Union (AUSU). “I am thrilled that AU has listened to us and is implementing compassionate grading for AU students during this pandemic. Being a student is difficult, AU students have…
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The Canadian federal election has been called for September 20, 2021. Your vote is important. The more students vote, the more likely that student values will help shape the future of our country. It’s time to act! AUSU has partnered with the Canadian Alliance of Student Associations (CASA) in a nation-wide campaign to mobilize…
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The summer months have proven to be a continued busy time for the AUSU Executive Team with various provincial and federal advocacy initiatives, retreats, and conferences taking place during the end of July and early August. President Stacey Hutchings and Vice President External (VPEX) Karen Fletcher were able to attend the annual Canadian Alliance…
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