Food for thought: The Aramark story
In addition to being hubs for intellectual growth and discovery, universities can be social spaces that foster great friendships and camaraderie. A significant component
MacEwan on alert
Students should never have to choose between going to school and potentially compromising their safety, on the one hand, or skipping class and missing
Our favourites albums of 2016
2016 was a killer year for new media. Movies were exciting, video games were fun, and Netflix was chill. Music was no exception to
Least favourite Christmas and seasonal songs
There are many, many “seasonal” songs that get airplay as soon as the year’s first snowflake falls to the ground. Some of these songs
Club Q&A series: Video Game Development Q&A
The Video Game Development club at MacEwan is both founded and run by students. The club encourages learning game development within an interactive and
Freehand fall bash fills up Audreys on Jasper Avenue
Years ago on a dark Edmonton night, a local Canadian author had a book launch at Audreys Books. Only two university-aged girls walked in
MacEwan CFAC bands funk up the Needle
What are Sunday mornings for? The obvious answer is trying to piece together what happened Saturday night over brunch and mimosas, duh. So why
MacEwan bookstore packed to the gills for student anthology launch
MacEwan University’s City Centre Campus bookstore buzzed with excitement on the evening of Nov. 16 as a crowd of friends, family and faculty gathered
MacEwan residence VR tours: a feature to last, or a pile of trash?
MacEwan University Residence Services have recently unveiled a new virtual reality tour program, meant to showcase the different rooms of the residence areas and
Masculinity has changed
When you hear about gender issues today, more often than not, it is with regard to women’s rights. As result, men and masculinity are
The Bear’s 24th Annual Halloween Howler provides Edmontonians with costumed fun
The last time I went to a Halloween concert was in 2012. Black Label Society was playing at the dearly-departed Edmonton Event Centre, a
LitFest: putting a greater focus on what’s “real”
LitFest is Canada’s only nonfiction literature festival, and it runs for 11 days every October in Edmonton. The festival offers many events around the