June marks Pride Month, a celebration of LGBTQ2S+ people worldwide! The month is a time to celebrate the community’s diversity and acknowledge and learn more about the hardships it has faced, the progress made, and the work that’s still left to do. …
It can be tough to find a job as a student. The job market is competitive, and it takes a lot of time to create your resume and cover letter, apply to job postings, and attend interviews. Although it’ll take some time …
Your Students’ Association has found incredible success with its advocacy on dating, domestic, and sexual violence (DDSV) both towards MRU and the Alberta government. Continue reading to see how far we’ve come with this advocacy work and what more there is to …
Hello MRU students, We are your 2021/2022 Representation Executive Council (REC). REC comprises four MRU students just like you who were elected by MRU’s student body to represent student issues to MRU and all three levels of government. The 2021/2022 executive team …
Did you know that SAMRU has a learning fund dedicated solely to ensuring students can participate in experiential learning activities? If you are wondering just what an experiential learning experience is, we sat down with MRU student Megan Davidson, and she shared …
As children, we are taught the gender binary of male and female and what activities, clothing, and hobbies are prescribed to each. As a queer person who is growing up in this very heteronormative world, it tends to be a rough time …
Food for Thought: SAMRU’s Food Security Programs If you’ve ever been sitting in class and felt the familiar pang of hunger in your stomach, you aren’t alone. And if your mind starts wandering away from what your professor is saying to where …
Hello MRU students, We are your 2021/2022 Representation Executive Council (REC). REC comprises four MRU students just like you who were elected by MRU’s student body to represent student issues to MRU and all three levels of government. The 2021/2022 executive team …
The piece below is a short essay submitted anonymously by an MRU student celebrating Dr. Inez Beverly Prosser as part of Black History Month. In the future SAMRU hopes to showcase more student work through the SAMRU Blog. Psychology, Year 2 This …
Annual…what?! Before we begin, you should know that each year SAMRU holds an Annual General Meeting (AGM) as part of SAMRU’s accountability measures to its members. Members of SAMRU can be described as any credited MRU students and are represented by the …
