Weekly Briefs

<p>External STUSU hiring Vice-president administration Philippe Ferland said there are still four positions to be hired to round out next year&#8217;s Student Representative Council. Students can apply to be STUSU chair, secretary, Welcome Week chair, as well as for a position at the Help Desk. Ferland said applications are due by Friday to the Help [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Senate talks food services, Rigby, tuition The STU Senate met on Thursday night and said enrolment for this year turned out to be less than predicted by 60 students. STUSU vice-president education Sam Titus said tuition costs will most likely be raised for next year. Titus also said the university is directing its attention to [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Health plan update Vice-president administration Philippe Ferland said changes to St. Thomas University&#8217;s student health plan were discussed at a conference last weekend. A new abortion pill, Mifegymiso, has been approved to be covered on STU’s health plan as soon as it becomes available to the public. An increase in coverage options for students is [&hellip;]</p>