The Campus est le journal étudiant de Bishop's University. Archives d’articles référencés sur LE-RADAR.ca, avec date, auteur lorsqu’il est indiqué et lien vers chaque publication originale.
Student leadership comes with a question we should ask more often: when a community gives us so much, what responsibility do we have to give something back? Since moving from Montreal to Lennoxville, I have come to appreciate how closely university life is woven
On Thursday, Oct. 1, business and computer science students attended the annual BizTec event in the Centennial Theatre lobby. With its warm, welcoming charm, the venue set the perfect scene for about ten companies and organizations to connect and chat with our
Wit and Whimsy has done it again, folks! Though the stage might look daunting for some, the poetry club has created a safe space for anybody who wants to share their work, bringing together poets scattered across different departments at Bishop’s. Wit and Whimsy co-leads,
From Oct. 1-4, Turner Studio was filled with students, faculty, and locals alike to celebrate Bishop’s students’ theatrical performances. New Plays is an annual festival consisting of student-written, directed and performed plays. Oct. 2nd’s debut of Night B drew a large crowd,
The Foreman Art Gallery is turning its attention to the natural world this fall with Monologue de la Forêt, a new exhibition by Béchard Hudon, the artistic duo of Catherine Béchard and Sabin Hudon. Curated by Marie- Hélène Leblanc, the exhibition runs from
On Sept. 28, provincial politics came to BU’s campus for a provincial election debate between candidates for the local riding of Saint- François. The Bishop’s University Politics and International Studies Association (PISA), Bishop’s University Students’ Representative Council
On Oct. 8, Gay and Grey Montreal (GGMTL), together with Bishop’s University, held a panel-type Q&A at the Gait called Queer Elders Sharing. This collaboration aimed to connect members of the 2SLGBTQI+ community across generations. According to their own description, “Queer
Homecoming at Bishop’s looked a little different this year. Focusing on promoting a better campus environment, Bishop’s came up with a new activity to bring the student community together. Music, food, games, and a bonfire brought the Bishop’s community
Despite protests from my dad about how I’m “an adult and too old for Halloween”, I have always taken this holiday very seriously. However, planning for Halloween as a twenty-year-old is much more stressful than it was when I was nine. Halloweekend, requiring three separate,
