Year in review: Student union president reflects on university life in 2022

Rohin Minocha-McKenney is president of the Mount Allison Students’ Union and chair of the NB Student Alliance. Photo: CHMA archives

Rohin Minocha-McKenney, president of the Mount Allison Students’ Union (MASU) and chair of the NB Student Alliance, joined CHMA this month to look back on the issues that affected students in 2022.

Topics included the latest round of tuition hikes, sexual violence prevention on-campus, mandatory masking, and the Higgs government’s sudden cancellation of EI Connect, to name a few.

Of course, no conversation about student life in Sackville would be complete without a discussion of New Brunswick’s ongoing affordable housing shortage.

Check out the interview here:

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