Don’t shop — swap!
It’s almost Christmas season. That means the consumer hordes will soon be occupying every inch of the local shopping mall. Companies will begin shoving
Forging a career out of copper
Sitting in the sun on the patio outside of the 109 Street MacEwan University pedway, Kristine MacDonald sips on a coffee and animatedly discusses
November Letter from the Editor
As we say goodbye to Halloween and hello to the holiday season, our thoughts turn to the joys and stresses that this time of
Elf Anonymous volunteers give back to local seniors during the holidays
As the semester chugs along, the light at the end of the proverbial tunnel is often the holiday season. Even if they don’t celebrate
Earth Common Journal launches new volume on fifth anniversary
Earth Common Journal had its inception several years ago, when MacEwan University faculty member Lucille Mazo was reviewing the many sustainability-themed student assignments she
Hotline Bling: The hip-hop joke machine
If you’re reading this, you’ve probably seen Drake’s “Hotline Bling” video (or at least a couple seconds of it). Perhaps you’ve seen him put
Club Q&A Series: History Club
What is the History Club? Predominately, we’re a club of history students. We do peer and academic support. Really, we just came together as
Startup Week brings entrepreneurs together
Startup Edmonton is a place where entrepreneurs go to make their visions a reality. In 2012, the staff team of six opened up a
How women won the vote
On Oct. 16, Dr. Carolee Pollock, a history professor at MacEwan University, gave a presentation on a hot topic that is on many MacEwan
The Zolas think of “making it” as an ongoing journey
“Fell in Love with New York” is one of the biggest hits from The Zolas’ four-song Wino Oracle EP, but the band was beginning
Q&A with SAMU Students’ Council candidates
SAMU Students’ Council elections are taking place today and tomorrow. Before you vote, learn more about the students running for positions in the highest
Plenty of scares at Paramount
For its second year running, Deadmonton House is bigger, scarier, and more theatrical than ever. If you remember Deadmonton’s first haunted house last year,