The calendar has officially flipped over, and we’re into the new year of 2024. But while students were writing exams, enjoying events, and even graduating (congratulations, by the way!) over the past year, your Representation Executive Council (REC) was advocating for what matters most to you, our members!
For over 60 years, the Students’ Association of Mount Royal University (SAMRU) has believed the ultimate goal of all Mount Royal University students is academic success and personal achievement. SAMRU understands the importance of recognizing and honouring the non-academic and extra-curricular contributions of MRU students. So we’ve taken a page out of the Willy Wonka playbook and dedicated a day to give back to the exceptional individuals who are a part of the campus community – to the tune of $40,000 in golden tickets scholarships, as a matter of fact.
Whether there’s a club niche you’ve spotted on campus or your peers are primed and ready to make the Sportscar club finally happen, here’s your guide to ensure you and your group are ready to be ratified.
But whether this is you’re still working through your first batch of classes or you’re on your final stretch before you graduate, we’ve got your back to help you through another semester. Here are a few resources and events to help you slay this school year.
1. Make a (realistic) list of things you want to get done If you have anything that you have to accomplish over the winter break, making a realistic list of high-priority items that you need to get done can help you feel …
Hello MRU students, We hope your semester is going well, and that you are keeping up with your classwork. Throughout November, your Representation Executive Council (REC) has been hard at work advocating for changes and improvements in and around campus that matter …
Throughout the month of October, your Representation Executive Council (REC) has been hard at work advocating for changes and improvements in and around campus that matter most to you, our members!
Student representation matters – The people doing this work are employees who form the Representation Executive Council (REC), a dynamic and essential team of full-time representatives who advocate for a better student experience.
Just because you’re living the student life doesn’t mean you have to persist on the age-old stereotypes of microwave ramen and Kraft Dinner for every meal (despite how delicious those options may be in moderation).
With only $50 a week (prior to tax), here’s how you can make meals for the week without declaring bankruptcy.
The Fall Reading Break is a relatively new development, and many post-secondary students in Alberta have SAMRU to thank for trailblazing the full week of study. So let’s take a quick rewind and dive into how a Fall Reading Week came to be.
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