Canadian University Press

Our new Quebec rep, Mélina Nantel, and our newest member publications, Le Délit, will be hosting a panel discussion between Quebec university papers as they discuss the highs and the lows of journalism and reporting this year. Zoom links will be shared with people who indicate Going on the Facebook event. Join them tonight!

Canadian University Press members elected our 2021-2022 board members at our AGM on Feb. 28. Discover who they are at the link below as well as other AGM discussion points. http://cup.ca//congratulations-to-cups-newly-elected-boar/

There are a variety of positions that are open to run for at our upcoming AGM on Feb. 28. Take a look at how you can make a difference in our explainer doc under "Want to Run for CUP?" https://docs.google.com//1iwtI0EphPr_aIpQpMG_K-hgak4/edit

Don't forget: Our AGM is on Sunday! Register below, file motions and ask questions about hosting NASH84 at the link below. https://forms.gle/HMWN7FRwp1GusBzX7

Check out this program for the JHM Awards. We'll be announcing the winners tomorrow on our Twitter, Facebook and Instagram page, so stay tuned!

We hope you're having a great time @NASH83_DISRUPT and learning lots! Don't forget to attend the JHM Awards, within the virtual NASH platform. The ceremony will be open to those with NASH tickets. Reserve the date: Feb. 21 at 7 p.m. EST in the virtual Convocation Hall room

CUP stands in solidarity with students’ ongoing work to see more equitable and anti-oppressive newsrooms and post-secondary institutions. Please read our statement at the link below and learn about our new LGBTQ2IA+ reporting grant. http://ow.ly/EAbP50DEBrZ

Every year NASH is held by CUP member publications from across the country. But what exactly is CUP's role at each NASH conference and how do you make a pitch to host NASH? It's all explained in this document below. http://ow.ly/QyEt50DC7wi