How are you contributing to mother Earth?
“We have gotten too comfortable as humans,” says Ahmed Ali, a public speaker and youth worker. Ali made an attempt to encourage
Not Your Final Girl
On the weekend of Oct. 26 through 28, a three-day horror film festival took place at Edmonton’s not-for-profit movie theatre, the Metro. This festival’s
The SMHeartCard: An ambulance in your pocket
The SMHeartCard (pronounced like “smart card”) is a new, portable method of carrying around medication to be used in the event of cardiac chest
Men’s mental health
According to a 2017 Ipsos report, women, millennials, and people with low incomes are the Canadians at the highest risk for mental health issues.
Dress for a cause
Oct. 1-5 marked MacEwan University’s second annual Sexual Violence Awareness Week. Oct. 4 is also the day set aside to honour Missing and Murdered
Final Thoughts: Look to philosophy
Everyone knows things are weird right now. There are Nazis, people who believe the world is flat, and others who just deny science and
Crafting the cosmos
Akash Sherman is a name that might not ring a bell quite yet, but it’s one that will resound in years to come. At
When we’re down
Methods of making myself feel better often depend on what is making me feel poorly. If I am physically sick, my body will tell
Study Spot: The Nook Cafe
In summer of 2017 a new café opened up in what used to be the old Edmonton City Market building, and is now home
Dinner at the Lingnan
The Lingnan is an interesting restaurant in that the outside is rather unassuming, but don’t let that fool you. When you walk through the
How-to: Stop sleeping in
October is here and the Fall semester is in full swing. We’re all feeling pretty comfortable about where we sit in the semester —
Tokyo Police Club to play Starlite Room
After more than two years of quiet anticipation since their last release, Tokyo Police Club makes a triumphant return with the release of