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Monday, March 6 T’Sou-ke solar: Indigenous leadership in building a more sustainable future Exhibit/presentation Clearihue Building (CLE) 302 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

When Victoria descendants of the Sylvester family looked through family mementoes and pictures, there was always a sense they were too important to just toss away.

U.S. President Donald Trump is neither a fascist nor Adolf Hitler, but the United States has conditions that are similar to 1930s Germany, say University of Victoria historians.

A Lego model of a large particle accelerator is just one Ideafest contribution from the University of Victoria’s Department of Physics and Astronomy.

While encountering children’s artwork from a Port Alberni residential school, University of Victoria anthropologist Andrea Walsh met one truth she couldn’t reconcile.

Ideafest is now well-established as an annual event at the University of Victoria, one that comes along as surely as exams and spring break.

A family-owned development company with a corporate ethos to reinvest in communities where it builds has set aside $1,000 from each residential sale of a local project toward programs in the community.

A new exhibition at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria looks at collecting policies there from 1951 to 1981.

This column first appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on March 8, 1941. Hunger is a human experience common to all.

JORDAN RIVER — From the front yard of his Jordan River bungalow, Hugh Pite watches a surfer ride the crest of a wave and reminisces about his 30-year love affair with the sport.