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22 Signs You Go to UVic

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Femi Tunde-Oladepo Student Contributor, University of Victoria
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at U Vic chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus.

UVic is a wonderful university and, like many schools, has characteristics that make it unique. Here are a just few sure tell signs that you go to UVic.

 

  1. You own or know someone who owns a Herschel bag.

  2. You see someone in Hunter boots almost everyday.

  3. Man buns can be spotted at least once a week.

  4. Huge beards are not reserved for Movember; they’re present every month.

  5. You’ve had a class in Clearihue regardless of your major.

  6. You still don’t know how to travel through the Cornett building with ease.

  7. Being run over at a crosswalk is a serious fear that you have.

  8. You know what the Mystic Vale is.

  9. You know which bike racks are always in use.

  10. Walking into class late because a full bus passed you by is something that has happened to you.

  11. You practice /know someone who practices yoga and/or meditation.

  12. You own/know a girl who owns a giant knitted circle scarf.

  13. You see a green anorak jacket basically everyday.

  14. An overwhelming sense of sadness is felt when the fountain in the quad is turned off.

  15. You find yourself in Felicitas between classes (and sometimes when you’re supposed to be in class…).

  16. You didn’t know what slacklining was until you started going to UVic.

  17. Logging into UVic webmail is a throwback to Internet in the 80s.

  18. Riding a double decker bus is not as exciting as it once was.

  19. You’ve liked something on Spotted at UVic, UVic Confessions, UVic Compliments, Humans of UVic etc

  20. The wait in line at Biblio is something you have experienced on more than one occasion.

  21. You know someone  who has unlimited access to ECS and resent them for it.

  22. Deers blend into the background because you see them so often.

 

Is there anything we missed? Sound off in the comments below!

 
Femi Tunde-Oladepo is in her final year at the University of Victoria where she is studying at the Peter B. Gustavson School of Business. After her undergrad, Femi hopes to read law and master French, Spanish and Italian. She is an active volunteer in her community and enjoys working with the Rotaract Club on campus. Having filled numerous notebooks as a child, Femi adores writing — especially short stories. She likes to dance (spontaneously), listen to all genres of music, laugh loudly and be the sassiest person in a room. In her spare time, Femi likes to window shop online, go for runs and reorganize spaces. One day, Femi hopes to perfect the art of soft pretzels. Follow her on Instagram @femzieb to see her attempts at being artsy and pensive.