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OUSA Publishes Issue 19 of Educated Solutions: Bridging Gaps: From Post-Secondary to the Workforce

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November 5th, 2025 

 

OUSA Publishes Issue 19 of Educated Solutions

Bridging Gaps: From Post-Secondary to the Workforce



TORONTO - The Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance (OUSA) has released Issue 19 of its annual magazine, Educated Solutions. This year’s publication focuses on the experience of transitioning from post-secondary to the workforce, where our partners explore the role of higher education in preparing students for their careers.

OUSA releases policy paper titled “Technology-Enabled Learning”

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October 29, 2025

 

OUSA releases policy paper titled “Technology-Enabled Learning” 


TORONTO - The Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance (OUSA) is proud to release the second policy paper approved by OUSA’s Spring 2025 General Assembly, Technology-Enabled Learning. The paper was written, approved, and published by students with the purpose of providing an equity-based strategy for increasing post-secondary access for all students.

Students Launch Coalition Against Bill 33 To Protect Access To Student Services

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September 22, 2025

 

Students Launch Coalition Against Bill 33 To Protect Access To Student Services


TORONTO
- Student organizations from across the province and nation have united to speak out about their concerns on the provincial government’s Bill 33. Representing over three-quarters of a million students, the Canadian Alliance of Student Associations, College Student Alliance, Ontario Student Voices, and Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance have come together to form the “Coalition to Protect Student Services”, raising awareness about the impacts the Bill could have on students and their post-secondary experience.

OUSA Concerned Over Post-Secondary Changes in Bill 33

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May 30, 2025

 

OUSA Concerned Over Post-Secondary Changes in Bill 33


TORONTO - Yesterday, the province tabled Bill 33, Supporting Children and Students Act, which would establish regulations on the types of fees that students pay and on admissions criteria. If passed, this legislation would allow the provincial government to dictate which ancillary fees can and cannot be charged to students. It would also make decisions around program admissions based on student merit alone.

OUSA Responds to the 2025 Ontario Budget

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May 16, 2025

OUSA Responds to the 2025 Ontario Budget


TORONTO - Yesterday, the Ontario government released A Plan to Protect Ontario, the 2025 Ontario Budget. In wake of trade disputes, this budget safeguards the province’s economy, promotes policies that unite provinces, and invests in Ontario-made manufacturing and infrastructure. While these are well-intended measures to support workers and businesses in a precarious time, OUSA is worried that the province is not putting enough focus on students and institutions, and the role they will play to tackle these impending challenges. 

 

OUSA Responds to Provincial STEM Funding Announcement

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April 22, 2025


OUSA Responds to Provincial STEM Funding Announcement


TORONTO - Yesterday, the provincial government announced a $750 million investment to support Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) enrollment at colleges and universities across the province. Publicly assisted institutions will have access to this funding immediately once signing their 2025-2030 operating agreements, and it is expected to fund up to 20,500 STEM seats per year.

OUSA releases policy paper titled “Environmental Sustainability”

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April 22, 2025

 

OUSA releases policy paper titled “Environmental Sustainability”


TORONTO - The Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance (OUSA) is proud to release the second policy paper approved by OUSA’s Fall 2024 General Assembly, Environmental Sustainability. The paper was written, approved, and published by students with the purpose of providing recommendations for advancing environmental sustainability at post-secondary institutions. 

OUSA releases policy paper titled “Responding to the Blue Ribbon Panel Report”

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April 4, 2025

 

OUSA releases policy paper titled “Responding to the Blue Ribbon Panel Report”


TORONTO - The Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance (OUSA) is proud to release the first policy paper approved by OUSA’s Fall 2024 General Assembly, Responding to the Blue Ribbon Panel Report. The paper was written, approved, and published by students with suggestions to strengthen recommendations by the Blue Ribbon Panel in their initial report. 

New Research Report: OUSA Publishes Data on Student Affordability

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March 13th, 2025

 

New Research Report: OUSA Publishes Data on Student Affordability

 

TORONTO, ON – The Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance (OUSA) is excited to announce the release of the first of two reports sharing the results of its biennial Ontario Undergraduate Student Survey (OUSS). The OUSS received over 3,950 undergraduate and professional student responses across OUSA’s member schools. 

OUSA Congratulates the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario on Re-Election

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February 28, 2025

 

OUSA Congratulates the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario on Re-Election

 

TORONTO, ON – The Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance (OUSA) would like to congratulate both the Progressive Conservative Party on winning yesterday’s election as well as other Members from the Liberal, NDP, and Green Parties who secured a seat in the Legislature. On behalf of students across the province, we look forward to working with all the elected and re-elected Members of Provincial Parliament to address the many challenges currently facing post-secondary students in Ontario.