How-to: Travel solo as a student
#When I first started travelling solo, the whole idea of navigating a city with only my backpack and brains scared me senseless. But as
Date night: DOSC
Edmonton has so much to offer in the way of restaurants, cafés, and interesting spaces that it can be hard to imagine getting stuck
Study spot: The Hallway Café
Across from the Art Gallery of Alberta, you can find a recently reinvented dining spot. The Hallway Café and Takeaway combines art, sustainability, and
Canada’s food guide: What to eat or not to eat
Diet, the ever-changing part of our lives that we cannot seem to get straight. In today’s era of fad diets and a plethora of
Bark at the Moonshine
Hansen Distillery is usually closed on Sundays, but an exclusive bottling party made the place come alive on March 31. The tasting lounge reminded
Does “Baby” really glamourize teenage prostitution?
If you’ve ever experienced explosive emotions that lead to long drives with intense music blaring in the background, the show “Baby” might be your
Anatomy of the heart
Date night, the ever-elusive event that everyone seems to struggle to find new ideas for. Where to go? What to do? And sometimes, who
Battle of the bands: MacEwan edition
SAMU’s Music Showdown was held in Thrift Shop on Friday and the atmosphere was great — everybody was eager to hear the music, and
The Alberta provincial election
The 2019 Alberta provincial election is coming up and deciding on who to vote for can be a stressful task. Most large news outlets
The right stuff
When Geneve Champoux, Manager of Student Success Services, first started working at MacEwan University in 2007, the Writing Centre did not exist. There were
Final Thoughts: Nurture over nature
Thanks to a political science class and some extensive back and forth conversations (debates, if you will), I have been thinking a lot about
E-RAT-ication
The background of Saint Patrick’s Day is an interesting one. The story that Saint Patrick came to Ireland to drive out all the snakes