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As we gears up to raise the bar yet again with this year's Orientation Week (OWeek), we're thrilled to announce that one of last year's keynote speakers and crowd favourites, Sam Demma, will be joining us again on Wednesday, September 4 at Welcome Waves. Known for his engaging performances and […]
We’re proud to introduce VOICES Volume 2, a USC Voice publication. Featuring personal stories from student authors, we’re opening up the conversation about taking risks and figuring out who you are beyond academics. Our unique experiences shape who we are, and that’s something worth sharing! […]
By Muskaan Dadlani  In the bustling corridors of Western University, a quiet revolution is taking place—one that seeks to break down barriers and promote equity among students. At the forefront of this movement is the USC spearheading the Free The Dot (FTD) initiative, an advocacy project aimed […]
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