It’s the beginning of June, which means your 2026-27 Representation Executive Council (REC) have finished the first month of their terms.
SAMRU’s Representation Executive Council (REC) is composed of four students, selected by the Student Governing Board (SGB) and elected by students to serve the interests of all SAMRU members.
Choosing to pursue post-secondary education is a significant investment in your future, and includes costs for tuition, fees, and course materials.
The estimated yearly cost of books and supplies for an MRU student is $1,500 — a cost which can be a significant barrier to academic success. But thanks to advocacy from your elected representatives, some instructors are beginning to implement Open Educational Resources (OERs) and Zero Textbook Cost (ZTC) initiatives.
Despite 78% of students voting to move Fall Reading Week to November, a recent GFC decision has blocked the change until at least 2029. We dive into the survey results, the faculty’s role in the stalemate, and why students feel their mental health is being sidelined by the university’s governing body.
SAMRU’s virtual Annual General Meeting (AGM) takes place on March 18th from 7:30 to 8:30 pm via Zoom! Learn what SAMRU’s done for you, vote on bylaws, and watch the 2026–27 Student Governing Board and Representation Executive Council election results live.What you’ll …
Head to the second floor of Wyckham House on March 17th from 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm to meet your 2026-27 Representation Executive Council (REC) Candidates! Get informed about who you’re voting for at this year’s virtual Annual General Meeting, and enjoy some free food at the event! Stay tuned for REC Candidate bios on our website.
SAMRU REC President, Tala Abu Hayyaneh, and SAMRU REC Vice President External Mariana Mejia Salazar, travelled to Ottawa for the Canadian Alliance of Student Association’s (CASA)’s Advocacy Week (Nov. 17–21), joining student leaders from across the country to push for change on the issues that matter most to you: housing affordability, student grants, and access to work-integrated learning.
Welcome back to campus! While you were recharging this summer, your elected student leaders on the Representation Executive Council (REC) were busy advocating on your behalf. The team spent the summer focused on affordability, student employment, and making sure your voice is heard at every level.
Rethink the way you see your ballot! Test your knowledge of local government and how it impacts your daily life. Come for the trivia, get inspired, and get excited about making a difference in your city’s future.
Sharpen your media literacy skills! Join us for a special trivia edition of Municipal Monday where we’ll challenge you to spot the fake news. Come for the trivia, stay to get informed, and get excited about making a difference in your city’s future!
Test your voting history knowledge during a special trivia edition of Municipal Monday. Come for the trivia, stay to get informed, and get excited about making a difference in your city’s future!
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