MacEwan’s silent summer
A July evening on campus.
The way Gen Z answers the phone is changing, maybe for the worst
How do you answer the phone? “Hello.” As a millennial, this is how I was raised to answer the phone. It’s also what I
SAMU executives attend Premier’s breakfast
PHOTO: MacEwan Students’ Council VP’s Wilfrid Youbi Fansi and Andrei Santiago pose for a photo with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith at the KDays Premier’s
Students’ Council Meeting — July 16, 2025
Council discussed low engagement with Griffins games, the Edmonton Student Alliance’s transit survey, and voted to reinstate a councillor. Photo: MacEwan Students’ Council VP’s
Superman injects hopium straight into your veins
The new Superman film finally does the character justice. In 2013, I lost my love for Superman. Man of Steel (2013) showcased a Superman
First-year design student wins a new logo competition for MacEwan’s Indigenous Students Club
Last term, MacEwan’s Indigenous Students Club (MISC) held a student competition for their new logo. The competition was open from October to the end
OPINION: Dear Mr. Trump: We’re annexing your country
Invading foreign countries for oil and gas? So 2001. Say hello to rare earth elements (REEs), uranium, and freshwater — enough to outpace China
Buffalo Sacred & Sacrificed: A book report
If you’ve ever rushed to class through the first floor of Building 7, a giant portrait of our University’s namesake, Dr. Grant MacEwan, stood
SAMU to begin exit from CAUS and CASA after March students’ council meeting, budget approved
Originally published in print on April 1, 2025.After a lengthy confidential debate, students’ council has voted for SAMU to begin severing memberships with two
Danielle Smith and Ben Shapiro: Diplomacy or an excuse for another vacation down south?
She’s off to Florida — Again.
The changing rhythms of jazz
Jazz is an ever-evolving medium. Its roots are deep and the tree continues to grow. New branches are sprouting around the whole world and
SATIRE: How the malfunctioning Musk monster has pushed the limits of Canadian “niceness”.
Should all Canadians wield the power to revoke citizenship?