May 2 2024—
If you ever want to fully immerse yourself in the unpredictability of life, you should try being the editor-in-chief of a newspaper. Let me show you why.
I genuinely believed at the start of my term that … Read the rest
April 27 2023—
Completing this term as the editor-in-chief in person without worrying about COVID-19 was a huge blessing. It’s been a relief to stop saying we’re “back to normal.” But that’s enough talk about the pandemic — far too … Read the rest
April 27 2022—
If you ever find yourself running a newspaper during a global pandemic, I’ve got some advice for you.
Firstly, I don’t recommend it. It’s pretty stressful, and the uncertainty of planning events or the coverage of those … Read the rest
Ah yes, the time-honoured tradition here at the Gauntlet, whereby the outgoing Editor-in-Chief leaves the world with a reflection. I’ve never been one to shy away from sharing my opinion and I certainly don’t intend to leave you without one … Read the rest
April 12, 2019 —
Gauntlet tradition dictates that each outgoing editor-in-chief write the year’s final editorial, reflecting on their time as the publication’s head, filled with wisdom and sentimentality and self-indulgence. It’s clichéd by design, in much the same way … Read the rest
Every year, the outgoing editor-in-chief of the Gauntlet takes the final editorial to reflect on their year and offer up any wisdom they may have. Unlike many of my predecessors, I relish the opportunity to engage in sentimental reflection — … Read the rest
