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The results are in and AUSU is excited to announce the successful candidates of its recent executive election for 2021-2022. Thank you to our AUSU Councillors who voted in the Executive Election – and thank you to all our candidates who ran! After the incredible string of advocacy achievements accomplished under the guidance of our executives…
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2020 has been a year that some might like to forget, but I think it is important to reflect on what this year has given to us. For many, it was the opportunity to go back to school, as shown in AU’s record-breaking enrollment numbers! It’s fantastic to see so how so many AU students…
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AUSU is proud to recognize and celebrate this year’s Black History Month. As we reflect on Black History in Canada, we can draw inspiration from the experiences, dedication, hard work, and resiliency of individuals who work across our nation for a more inclusive world. Often times, we tend to overlook the history of the different…
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Here at AUSU, we are aware of increasing incidents of sexual and gender-based violence, resulting from the economic downturn, and further exacerbated by the continuing COVID-19 pandemic. In recent months, sexual and gender-based violence has been escalating in what the UN has deemed a “shadow pandemic.” In many countries, resources have been diverted…
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