Video: Jurassic Frosh and GBC Fest 2016
The Student Association of George Brown College opened the new school year with a great Jurassic Frosh week and GBC Fest 2016.
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Student Association to state support for Standing Rock Sioux Nation
Dakota Access Pipeline project sparks protests across North America
Sheldon Mortimore elected to CFS-Ontario
Student Association LGBTQ Rep. to chair provincial queer and trans student group
Student Association Board is doing politics and family
Board keeps it together through five departures
Alessia Cara to headline GBC Fest
This year’s frosh concert will proudly feature hot local artists
Racialized and indigenous students strategize for change
SA international representative pushes for international students seat on CFS executive
SA election: Act Now! wins 7 of 9 contested positions
Students for Students and independent candidates win one seat each The votes are in for this year’s Student Association (SA) elections, and while the results are still unofficial, it looks like another successful campaign by the Act Now!, as the slate took seven of nine contested positions. Act Now! team members were also acclaimed to eight…
Student Association elections explained
The Student Association’s board of directors elections might seem complicated, but it doesn’t have to be It’s that time of year again; elections for the Student Association’s (SA) board of directors are now underway. With the voting period running from March 18 to March 29 on all campuses, students may feel that they don’t understand how…
Student Association elections: who’s running and why
A look at the races in this year’s elections for the Student Association of George Brown College
Video: Director of campus life debate
Debate for Director of Campus Life at the Student Association of George Brown College. Brittney DaCosta (Act Now!) and Monir Mojumder (Students for Students) are seeking to obtain a seat on the Board of Directors of the Student Association of George Brown College.
CFS to push for changes in permanent residency
Getting permanent residency ‘next to impossible’ since changes to program