Creative Spotlight: Grace Duiker
As a child, Grace Duiker spent much of her time crafting art. From paper and glue to paint, she would create vivid, colourful pieces
Deadmonton past DUSK
We’ve all been in the dark and felt the hair on our arms stand up, the skin on our backs stiffen, the shivers run
Opinion: The beginning of an uncertain end
Reflecting on three years at MacEwan, and looking forward to what’s next I love being a university student — each year, I would count
Action needed more than words
At 2:30 p.m. on Sept. 30, around 40 people were on hand to watch as a Tipi was erected and banners were put up
Opinion: The cost of elections will always be a bargain
Quit playing make believe when it comes to our federal government’s spending With the votes counted and the speeches heard, the federal election process
Edmonton Goes Off finishes Volume I
The Edmonton arts scene had a project nearly two years in the making come to a completion this past August EGO is a collaborative
Battle of the streaming services
I love movies; watching them, thinking about them, talking about them, bonding over them, and writing about them. I struggle to fill my free
Food for thought: Café Amore
Café Amore derives from a long line of secret family recipes and a passion for genuine hospitality. The restaurant concept was created by Cristo
Reconciliation at MacEwan
MacEwan’s Indigenous Centre, kihêw waciston, is welcoming community back with open arms As the fall term resumes again — in person, for the most
Do monetary incentives increase vaccine uptake?
A look at how rewards and lotteries affect vaccine statistics On Sept. 3, Premier Jason Kenney announced, with verbalized reluctance, a $100 gift card
The Barbell Base
Anthony Webber wants to make personal training affordable for everyone, so he opened The Barbell Base near MacEwan University last month. The gym is
Final Thoughts: Hybrid learning
Hear me out, but the changes that COVID brought to post-secondary education are not ALL bad. Don’t get me wrong, I know transitioning to