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Universal Basic Income

Universal basic income (UBI) is certainly not a new idea, but it is an increasingly popular one. The concept can be traced back as far as the 16th century though it has

October 1, 2020

Lifestyle

Food for thought: A community affair at Rosewood Foods

Rosewood Foods, a recent addition to Rice Howard Way, became a fast favourite among locals. Chef Jesse Gado attributes the success of the breakfast-lunch-focused restaurant to “be(ing) approachable” and “offer(ing) something for

September 29, 2020

Lifestyle

Picnics at the Botanic Garden

Chances are, you’ve heard about the University of Alberta Botanic Garden, which is a nice 15-minute drive outside of the southwest limits of Edmonton. You may have been there to attend one

September 29, 2020

Culture

It’s food for thought – not food or thought

Molly Ezzard was nervous to reach out and ask for help. But when the full-time student in MacEwan University’s Bachelor of Arts program found herself worrying about her next meal, she turned

September 28, 2020

Campus

Creative Spotlight

Tanjeryne is an up-and-coming alternative singer-songwriter from Edmonton who draws inﬂuence from artists such as Fleetwood Mac, Lana Del Rey, and Norah Jones. She’s honed her stage presence and performance abilities by

August 31, 2020

Culture

University is not job training

There are dozens of potential factors to consider when choosing whether to go to university, which program to enter, or which major to declare: interest, difficulty, and quality of programming are just

August 31, 2020

Culture

Recipe: mango and apple salad

In a few short weeks, most of us students will be done school until September. It’s ﬁnally time to start thinking about summer and the possibilities of warm weather. Most of all,

August 21, 2020

Lifestyle

How-to: compost

As spring approaches so does the feeling of being greener, or in this case, muddier. Composting is the simplest and the most useful way to reduce household waste, and the resulting soil

August 21, 2020

Lifestyle

Accessibility as afterthought

For many post-secondary students, the experience of university can be stressful. There’s loans to worry about, getting to class on time, staying on top of grades, and maybe even trying to hold

August 20, 2020

Culture

Makin’ it rain, literally

In the 19th century, “rainmakers” were men who claimed that they could create precipitation using their own personal and secret methods. According to The Wichita Eagle, these men would travel to drought-stricken

August 20, 2020

News