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  • Dec 6, 2024 | mustangnews.net | Elizabeth Wilson

    A $1.1 million roof replacement project began on Dec. 2 at the Mathematics and Science building (BLDG. 38), after the roof was deemed to have “met its lifespan,” according to university communications. The project is expected to be completed by Dec. 13. To accommodate the construction, 12 parking spots in the H-10 lot were temporarily closed on Nov. 27, and are projected to reopen on Dec. 13. No additional closures were reported, according to University Spokesperson Matt Lazier.

  • Nov 22, 2024 | mustangnews.net | Elizabeth Wilson

    Architecture engineering sophomore Cambria Gray was seven days out from move-in when she first received the email about a reported break-in at a Poly Canyon Village apartment. In a week, Gray would move 845 miles to live in PCV. She felt afraid. For incoming and returning resident advisors, it was their fourth day of training before the academic year started. Two weeks later, university police arrested resident advisor Alexis Alejandro on suspicion of the reported break-in on Sept. 20.

  • Nov 5, 2024 | mustangnews.net | Livia Angelini |Elizabeth Wilson

    Associated Students Inc. set up a voter education booth at the University Union Plaza today, closing to 6 p.m. to encourage voter turnout, answer questions and walk students to on-campus polling locations. ASI’s primary focus in this booth is voter education, said Maya McClain, ASI secretary of civic engagement and political science senior.

  • Jun 25, 2024 | canadianboating.ca | Craig Ritchie |Elizabeth Wilson

    June 27, 2024Move over Vancouver! Suddenly Halifax has emerged as the nautical destination of choice for the  glamour set. The NS media are full of photos of JK Rowling’s big yacht on the Halifax pier and Harry Potter fans are dropping by to pay homage.. Who knew this was the harbour where big money is tying up the old boat. This is just weeks after Halifax Harbour hosted the Sail GP fleet to much acclaim.

  • Jun 25, 2024 | canadianboating.ca | Elizabeth Wilson |Craig Ritchie

    June 27, 2024Display mount enables quick and easy deployment of all Sirius Signal SOS eVDSD models. Sirius Signal, the world’s leader in marine safety distress signal innovations, has announced the launch of a suction cup mount for all SOS distress lights it makes. In seconds, the mount can be deployed on any flat, smooth surface — horizontal and vertical — with full adjustability for the proper display angle.

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