Preparing for the worst
What to do in a school shooting by Samara Hawkins The Reflector Preparing for the worst What to do in a school shooting Campus shootings are back in the spotlight after the...
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MRU to host symposium on children’s well-being
Event features speakers, presentations and child development lab opening by Laura Lushington Web Editor Children are the future. It’s a somewhat simple statement that most of us have heard in our lifetime....
Campus alive after hours
New plan offers students better services after peak times Samara Hawkins The Reflector Students don’t always choose to be at school at night, but sometimes it can’t be avoided. With looming deadlines...
Surviving without Access Copyright
BAJ Visser The Reflector It happened without much fanfare, but the way Mount Royal University students and faculty access copyrighted material changed drastically this September. MRU opted out of the Canada-wide Access Copyright...
Bella takes over Lot 8
Students still seeking space outside the parkade Shannon Galley The Reflector Parking Lot 8 located in front of Mount Royal University’s East Gate was closed this year to accommodate construction on the new...
Students’ info security questioned
Rachael Frey News Editor Questions have been raised over an anonymous email sent to schools using Gallivan & Associates Student Networks as their health benefits provider. The email seems to have originated from...
New Tim Hortons lagging behind
Full-service expected next semester by Ashton Faulkner For anyone who marched down Main Street on the first day of school expecting to see the shiny, brand new full-service Tim Hortons location on...
Midwifery degree delivered
by Carlee-Jade Raybould Midwifery has been evident throughout history and is still commonly practiced. However, Mount Royal University is Alberta’s first and only post-secondary institution to introduce a new four-year bachelor of midwifery...
SA pushing for uniform grading
Faculties face different grading system by BAJ Visser Ever been surprised when an 85 per cent in one course didn’t net the same letter grade as in another course? Wondering why your...
MRU’s ‘Big Chiller’ down and out
Broken AC motor not yet sent for repairs by Shannon Galley It was a sweltering start to school at Mount Royal. As temperatures rose outside, there wasn’t much relief to be found...
