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I love (the idealized online version of) you: The perfect dating app, according to a high-maintenance contributor
The day before I turned 18, Tinder banned me from signing up for their app. Fair play to them; I was testing the waters and didn’t adhere to their guidelines. But I
Go outside to vape, you’re an adult.
Or, run a Zyn-athon. When I was in high school, I used to be a model student. (I slept on a couch in the back of science class.) In my defence, I
Sex and fame go hand in hand: How Sabrina Carpenter used sex appeal in her rise to stardom
The ascent to superstardom consists of a staircase. With each step, yet another piece of clothing diminishes. Considering consumer trends within the music industry, it seems like an artist will blow up
We checked out that RedNote app
Over the weekend of Jan. 18, TikTok and now President Trump slammed down the Uno reverse card for American TikTok users who had already resigned to flee the app. American TikTokers had
Goodbye F*CK Trudeau stickers — Who will Canadians want to F*CK next?
For many years, F*ck Trudeau stickers have found their way onto the back of lifted pickup trucks all over the country. From stickers to flags to even hot sauce, there are currently
Human interactions with the aurora borealis are changing as light pollution grows
A look at how dimming access to dark skies influences the interactions between the aurora borealis and the people underneath them. Originally published on January 1, 2025. For most of human civilization,
What to expect if you’re a MacEwan student expecting
A look at the scope of pregnancy and family resources in and around MacEwan’s campus When I asked my friend why she didn’t attend our 8 am class, I expected the usual
The Carpoolers’ EP Release show of Revenge Porn
A night of Edmonton’s punk music scene jamming out in support of each other. On the brisk night of Oct. 19, the Carpoolers were anything but quiet. Backed by a crowd of
One student’s thoughts on hustle culture and its effects on students
Is it just me or was reading break exhausting? The grind never stops and we hustle to the end, but what is the end? I am constantly tackling an undying to-do list