Midterm Madness
The smell of midterms has graced the halls of MacEwan University, but for many, that also brings the impending fear of failure. For some,
Spilling the tea on downtown bubble tea
It’s October, which means everyone lines up to drink… bubble tea! Move over pumpkin spice lattes, there’s a new fall drink in town. We
Update your wardrobe from summer to fall
The sun’s still out for now, but soon enough, the leaves will fall, Starbucks’ PSL will be all the talk, and — undeniably —
What’s Happening: October 2022
The first month of the semester flew by, and autumn is officially in full swing! As students cozy into academic life, there is still
Five fall movies to binge
I don’t know what makes the fall season so unique; it could be the leaves falling, the golden tint that flows through the air,
SAMU Benefits Opt Out Deadline on Thursday
Students at MacEwan University can opt out of benefits plans online and receive reimbursements on their payments until Thursday, Sept. 29. Benefits for health,
BandSwap: Yeg’s exciting return
Tune up your guitar, oil your valves, or grease up your slide because BandSwap Yeg is back! BandSwap brings Edmonton musicians together in a
Changing career trajectories and a changing labour market
The pandemic has brought on lots of unforeseen changes, but for university students, one of the biggest impacts has been the pandemic’s influence on
Food for thought: DogPatch, Little Brick, and Bread + Butter
Tucked away in the valley is the charming community of Riverdale, Edmonton. There, you will find two local restaurants and a bakery that serve
Falling down the rabbit hole
I have a few hang ups with the internet, but the main one is rabbit holes. We’ve all been there. I feel fairly safe
To-go sandwiches
Back to school comes with an entirely new meaning to the word “busy,” from stressing about finding the right classrooms to making your first
Creative Spotlight: Audrey Ochoa
Audrey Ochoa grew up surrounded by music. Her parents were both professional musicians, and with instruments scattered all around the house, it wasalmost inevitable