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My journey of becoming myself: The freedom of gender fluidity

I am a 42-year-old non-binary, disabled parent of two adult children. I didn’t realize that I was a part of the rainbow umbrella until they were well into their teenage years. I

March 2, 2023

Campus·Features

Let’s stop the corporate cheerleading

We all have our vices. Nothing feels as good as that dopamine hit when you purchase the new must-have product from a company that you swear by. Whether it be a video

February 6, 2023

Features·Opinions

The Connection Between Social Media & Mental Health: Managing My Anxiety and Depression

Disclaimer: The following article contains sensitive content and subject matter such as depression, anxiety, suicide, and other mental health topics. In late 2022, my morning alarm would go off at 8 a.m.

January 17, 2023

Features·Lifestyle

This is an article about the economy

Money, money, money. Does it really grow on trees? In Canada, the root of all currency is the Bank of Canada (BoC), whose main role as defined by the Bank of Canada

January 3, 2023

Features·News

Get to know Champs, Edmonton’s very own boxing studio

It all starts with a good wrap… then come the jabs, loud music, and, eventually, the sore muscles. Champs Boxing Studio, a central hub for group fitness, boxing, and private training, was

October 13, 2022

Features·Sports

For students, by students: MacEwan design students give the griff a makeover

Each year Constanza Pacher’s DESN 317 publication design class takes on the challenge of redesigning the griff. “What we were basically tasked with doing was taking the griff and reimagining it while

April 22, 2022

Campus·Features

Have we given manners the finger?

Manners! Those habits that were enforced on you by your parents when you were just a small child. Even now, as you read that last line, I bet you heard one, if

April 12, 2022

Features·Opinions

Negotiating reality with four-year degree pressures

Students are often encouraged to complete their undergraduate degrees within four years. However, over the last few years, students have faced overwhelming challenges that have made this more unrealistic: the pandemic derailed

April 1, 2022

Campus·Features

Residence life in flux

The COVID pandemic has had a significant impact on universities. From the way they are operating to which facilities have been able to remain open, and of course, to online versus in-person

March 31, 2022

Campus·Features

Ghost kitchens: The future of food or just another fad?

When I walked into the food establishment aptly named “Ghost Kitchens,” located on 11729 Jasper Avenue, I was shocked to see nothing but a small store outfitted with basic food preparation and

March 15, 2022

Culture·Features

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