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Workshop on the economics, ethics, and politics of wealth and capital income inequality

This two-day workshop brings together experts on issues of economic inequality, specifically capital income and wealth. Questions include: Do individuals have entitlement to capital income? If so,on what grounds? What inequality in capital income is justified? To minimize emissions, the workshop involving participants from Europe as well as the East Coast will be held entirely on Zoom.

Student Life Grant Application Deadline

The UVic Student Life Grant (up to $1500 per applicant)seeks to fund student-led initiatives that engage and positively impact the UVic campus community.

Workshop on the economics, ethics, and politics of wealth and capital income inequality

This two-day workshop brings together experts on issues of economic inequality, specifically capital income and wealth. Questions include: Do individuals have entitlement to capital income? If so,on what grounds? What inequality in capital income is justified? To minimize emissions, the workshop involving participants from Europe as well as the East Coast will be held entirely on Zoom.

MBA in Sustainable Innovation Info Session

Free Flu Clinics

Reduce your odds of getting the flu; get immunized! Getting a flu shot is one of the best ways to protect yourself and others from flu.

Discrete Math Seminar: The relationship between zero forcing and vertex covers

Speaker: Michael Young, Carnegie Mellon University
Location: Clearihue C111
Event type: Discrete math seminar

Property and Society Discussion Group: Terence Dooley talks about “Burning the Big House”

During the Irish Revolution nearly three hundred country houses were burned to the ground. Telling this calamitous story, Terence Dooley cast new light on the Irish revolutionary period and whathappened to Ireland's landed aristocracy.