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The BUGS community welcomes biology undergraduates

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The Biology Undergraduate Students’ Association (BUGS) is a network of undergraduate students in the department of biological sciences, amplifying community engagement and social networking opportunities. Katherine Wilton and Elayna Paddock Thiessen, co-presidents of BUGS, said in a joint statement that “we hope to foster a welcoming environment in our student lounge space and to host both academic and social events that support students in thei…
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The BUGS community welcomes biology undergraduates

The Biology Undergraduate Students’ Association (BUGS) is a network of undergraduate students in the department of biological sciences, amplifying community engagement and social networking opportunities. Katherine Wilton and Elayna Paddock Thiessen, co-presidents of BUGS, said in a joint statement that “we hope to foster a welcoming environment in our student lounge space and to host both academic and social events that support students in thei…

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The Manitoban broke the news in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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