Local optometrist uses photography to share his vision of humanity
Dr. Larry Louie—optometrist, humanitarian, and gifted photographer— hopes his images will shine a positive light on the vitality that exists in even the most forgotten
Gary James Joynes shows his art at local gallery
One of Canada’s more renowned contemporary artists recently showed his work in an exhibit at dc3 Art Projects, a gallery located just a couple
Movember, mo’ moustaches
It’s the season of facial hair, so everyone is choosing not to shave. Of course, there’s an added incentive this month. Now that we
Get your bowling game face on for Bowl-o-Rama
Today is the final day to sign up for the 14th annual Bowl-o-Rama. Proceeds from the event will go to Adopt-A-Family, a charity program
Evangeline tells an ignored part of Canadian history
The Citadel Theatre is currently featuring the epic drama Evangeline, described on the theatre’s website as a tale of “star-crossed lovers…who were torn apart
Respect Remembrance Day
Fall: it brings up the wonderful aromas of spices and beautiful colours that surround us as our short-lived summer closes. With the passing of
Meet MacEwan’s new sustainability coordinator
When Kalen Pilkington was growing up, her family had a vermicomposter at their home — a box of dirt and worms into which you
A bit of history about our campus pub
When MacEwan University students are looking for a place to unwind, socialize, or grab a cold beer after a long day, they usually find
Final Thoughts: Holidays are about people, not stuff
With November comes the beginning of the holiday shopping season. For students, it is often a time of wondering how the hell they are
Living the vida local
Local: it’s a buzzword that seems to be popping up everywhere. But what does it mean, and why is it so popular? And why
MacEwan theatre students perform Nice Work If You Can Get It
Hannah Memory Myers has known that she wanted to act since she was 14 years old, when she auditioned for the role of Chip
Aw, SNAP!
It was a brisk afternoon when I embarked on my trip to the SNAP (Society of Northern Alberta Print-artists) Gallery. The sun was shining,