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Video News Roundup
Our weekly look at top stories covered by Interrobang
Video News Roundup (July 28, 2022)
What’s making news at Fanshawe this week? Fanshawe students can expect a normal looking fall semester as programs return to fully in-person delivery, Fanshawe’s radio station 106.9 The X is rebroadcasting the 2022 Share the Land concert, and Ribfest is back this weekend boasting a huge turnout of vendors at Victoria Park. All this and more in this week’s Video News Roundup.
Video News Roundup (July 14, 2022)
Interrobang reporter Johan George recaps what’s making news this week at Fanshawe. A new “for women, by women” ride-share service is undergoing a test run here in London, an injury prevention specialist gives advice on how to stay out of the hospital this summer, and Fanshawe has hired a new Anti-Racism and Inclusion Specialist.
Video News Roundup (July 7, 2022)
Interrobang video reporter Kate Otterbein recaps what’s making news at Fanshawe this week. The college unveiled a new $5 million welding lab, Counselling and Accessibility Services welcomed a new furry friend and the many opportunities of Fanshawe’s alternative pathways to education.
Video News Roundup (June 30, 2022)
Interrobang Reporter Johan George recaps what’s making news this week at Fanshawe this week. Fanshawe college’s mask mandates have officially lifted, the Forest City Film Festival pitches in with grants to help the southwestern Ontario film Industry grow, and fashion students offer budget friendly clothing options and an alteration service every Tuesday between 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.
Video News Roundup (June 23, 2022)
Interrobang reporter Kate Otterbein recaps news this week at Fanshawe. The 1st Hussars repaired the Holy Roller after it was vandalized, many are feeling the impact of the war in Ukraine, and two Fanshawe students won medals at the 2022 Skills Canada National Competition.
Video News Roundup (June 16, 2022)
Interrobang Reporter Johan George recaps what’s making news this week at Fanshawe. The end of mask mandates at the college is near, London’s Food Bank asks for support from the community amongst increased demand, and we highlight a London landmark, LAVISH.