Tuition freeze extended for third straight year
York and other universities continue to freeze tuition fees for students. Out of province and international students, however, have not been able to share the same luxury.
Tag: Finances
York students weigh in on their experiences of gas prices reaching record highs
In a seemingly never-ending turn of events, gas prices continue to rise in the GTA, with students who drive to campus feeling the effects.
Fearing the future and the worry of finding employment after graduation
Almost two full years into the pandemic, remote work and Zoom interviews, post secondary students continue to face stressors when searching for a job.
Canada Recovery Benefit ends for students after one year of financial support
A new benefit will be taking the place of the CRB, but students and struggling workers aren’t financially out of the clear just yet
Student Lows, Student Loans
Contrasting my understanding of student loans upon entering university with my perspective now as graduation and repayment approach.
The price of education
How much are you willing to pay for a university education, and is there a price too high?
What is the future of the Student Choice Initiative?
The Ontario Court of Appeals heard the Ford government’s appeal on their proposed Student Choice Initiative, with student groups across the province speaking out in protest.
Trapped between two countries: Restrictions create precarious situation for international students
Changing restrictions, the surprise burden of hotel costs, and lack of support are major causes of stress for international students.
NDP MPP calls for forgiving student loan debt for human trafficking survivors
MPP Chris Glover’s call for compassionate forgiveness of student loans will be proposed as an amendment to Bill 251.
York says goodbye to most online proctoring software
The Senate Executive Committee made a decision to limit the use of technology-enabled invigilation (online proctoring) starting Summer 2021.