Orange Initiative, Caper Convenience (store), and free legal service. The CBUSU's main focus is advocacy on behalf of its members, and it is also the largest employer of students on the CBU campus. Student Representative Council The SRC acts as the board of directors for the Union. It is a body of students elected to represent the various demographics of CBU, including the different schools within it. They meet on a regular basis to vote on motions put before the SRC by representatives or CBU students. The current Executive includes: President & CEO: Logan Collins Executive Vice-president: Chloe Stewart Vice-president Finance & Operations: Simon Chen Vice-president Promotions: Mandy Nguyen Clubs and societies The CBU Students' Union list includes the following active societies: Newspaper The Caper Times is a newspaper owned collectively by the students of Cape Breton University and published by the Publishing Board of the Caper Times. The newspaper has been autonomous from the Cape Breton University Students' Union since March 1, 2013. It is a member of the Canadian University Press. The newspaper publishes as an electronic monthly newsletter, which is tailored specifically for Cape Breton University students and faculty. The current Editor-in-Chief is Manini Sethi. Athletics CBU is represented in the Atlantic University Sport (AUS) association by the CBU Capers. The Capers' varsity program includes four teams: men's and women's soccer and basketball teams. All sports teams wear uniforms with the Caper logo and mascot along with the school colour (orange). Notable alumni Entertainment Steve Arbuckle, actor Richie Wilcox, singer, actor, theatre director, contestant on Canadian Idol Arts and humanities Ursula Johnson, multidisciplinary Mi'kmaq artist Neil Libbey, author and historian Politics and public service Nolan Crouse, mayor of St. Albert, Alberta David Dingwall, former Liberal politician, President of Cape Breton University Ray Ivany, executive, former President of Nova Scotia Community College and Acadia University Manning MacDonald, former Nova Scotia Liberal MLA Cape Breton South Derek Mombourquette, Nova Scotia Liberal MLA Sydney-Whitney Pier John W. Morgan, former mayor of Cape Breton Regional Municipality Gerald Sampson, former Nova Scotia Liberal MLA Victoria-The Lakes Sports Amanda Budden, professional footballer Pamela LeJean, former para-athlete Meshack Lufile, basketball player Jason Massie, soccer player in League1 Ontario Boitumelo Rabale, professional footballer Peter Schaale, professional footballer, centre-back for HFX Wanderers See also Higher education in Nova Scotia List of universities in Nova Scotia Canadian Interuniversity Sport Canadian government scientific research organizations Canadian university scientific