Graduate research
A librarian's truth-telling journey
Grassroots movements shift approach to recycling
Health hackathon produces solutions
Father-daughter duo finds home at UVic
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UVic Librarian Pia Russell was inspired by the findings from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) to accomplish a fourth university degree, graduating in one of the first
cohorts in UVic’s new masters in public history program.
Dare Sholanke, a recent geography master’s grad, studied Vancouver’s waste governance system, examining binners' (informal recyclers) and the role of grassroots organizations in
municipal waste management.
When brilliant minds come together, tough problems get solved. Just ask Island Health, which now has a new way to address an issue affecting hundreds of vulnerable Vancouver Island
residents after a team led by international business students at UVic’s Gustavson School of Business cracked the case.
Chorong Kim and Chong Su Kim will cross the stage at convocation in November, marking the end of nine years together—and two degrees each—at UVic. They have shared a few brown bag
lunches along the way, as well as stressful moments as graduate students.