By Kimberly Taylor, December 4 2023—
As finals approach and grades roll in, this time of year can be quite stressful and hard on students. Whether you’re graduating or this is the end of your first year it can be … Read the rest
By Maida Azhar, November 22 2023—
The concept of self-forgiveness carries a profound weight, as it often requires a considerable passage of time and introspection to extend this essential compassion to oneself. I, too, traversed a lengthy journey to find … 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
By Radhya Comar, April 24 2023—
Everyone has heard the quote that winners never quit and quitters never quit. Quitting, the act of permanently abandoning something, is synonymous with giving up. In fact, one of the definitions of quitting listed … Read the rest
By Logan Jaspers, February 20 2023—
The evening of Feb. 23 will mark a year since Russia escalated its war against Ukraine from a low-level “frozen conflict,” typical of the countries constituting the former Soviet Union, into a catastrophic, full-blown … Read the rest
By Aymen Sherwani, February 2 2023—
The British Royal Family is not a foreign and far off concept to me — it’s been less than a century of independence for both Pakistan, the nation where I was born, and Canada, … Read the rest
By Ava Zardynezhad, January 18 2022—
Just before the start of the new year, delegates from roughly 190 countries gathered in Montréal for the 2022 United Nations Biodiversity Conference (COP15). The conference — which was originally supposed to be held … Read the rest
By Jillian Cung, November 24 2022—
Disney’s new short film Reflect reveals the media giant’s first-ever plus-sized heroine in a film about body dysmorphia. The story centers around Bianca, who feels out of place in her ballet class and worries … Read the rest
By Anjali Choudhary, October 14 2022—
“For the Métis, we had a very unique experience. Many Métis families paid to go to residential schools.”
This shocking revelation from Métis scholar, Billie-Jo Grant, at the University of Calgary’s Métis Memories of … Read the rest
By Aymen Sherwani, September 29 2022—
Everyone knows where they were when news broke that the Queen of the United Kingdom and Commonwealth passed on Sept. 8, 2022 — whether or not you’re a supporter of the British monarchy, the … Read the rest
