Tag: Vancouver Island University

VIU’s president steps down ahead of scheduled mandate 

Vancouver Island University’s president has stepped down after six years of leadership and service to the community.   According to the...

VIU researchers developing measures to deal with harmful algae 

Several researchers at Vancouver Island University are studying the impact of blue-green algae they say has been proven to...

VIU student union wants answers on cancelled facility 

Vancouver Island University’s student union is asking where millions of dollars have gone to help build a new facility....

VIU provides first annual fall festival to all island residents 

Vancouver Island University is opening their Nanaimo campus to everyone for a day of festivities and events at Discoverfest....

New VIU Class Offers Insights Into Addiction

Vancouver Island University has graduated it's first batch of Addiction Studies Certificate students. The class was developed by Psychology Professor...

VIU passed school budget

Vancouver Island University has passed it's 2017-2018 budget. Domestic student tuition fees will increase by 2% in accordance with...

VIU Promoting Island Aboriginal Tourism

Vancouver Island University is hosting a symposium to promote the growth of the sustainable Aboriginal tourism industry on Vancouver Island.  ...

Trump Inaugurated as 45th President

Donald Trump is now President of the United States. Trump was sworn in at a ceremony on Capitol...

Nilson Re-Appointed For Third Term at V.I.U

Dr. Ralph Nilson, President and Vice-Chancellor of Vancouver Island University has been reappointed for a third term. It will run...

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