Concerns Linger as UVic In-Person Lectures Resume

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Some University of Victoria students and faculty are uneasy with the return to in-person learning. This has prompted multiple student-led petitions, including one that calls on the school to better accommodate students who are isolating or feel unsafe. Today we look into these concerns and speak to petition organizer Anika Fairholm.

Today's episode is sponsored by the Vancouver Island School of Art and Pacific Opera Victoria.

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