Scholarships, awards, and bursaries
University is undoubtedly an expensive endeavour, but an increasingly necessary one. A 2018 Macleans article stated that the average yearly cost of post-secondary education
BIPOC and the fashion industry
“It should not take George Floyd’s death, the #VogueChallenge, as well as Anna Wintour’s reckoning with race for us to acknowledge the fact that
Uneven streets
Sometime in the middle of July, a blanket of metal spikes was bolted onto the set of concrete benches just outside the CIBC on
Review: Down to Earth with Zac Efron
The first clip I saw of Down to Earth with Zac Efron was 20 seconds into a trailer I hadn’t been paying attention to.
Love in the age of COVID
Love in the age of COVID-19 has become the ultimate challenge. No matter what stage of a relationship you’re in, there are major setbacks.
Student group Q&A: Film Club
To start, what is your name and position with the Film Club student group? Amanda Dubrule: My name is Amanda Dubrule, and I am
Recipe: natas du céu (Heaven’s cream)
Portugal has always been known for its desserts, among many things. In a country surrounded by ocean on three sides, hot summers and beach
How-to: make your home a work and study space
There is a decent chance you’re working from home, a really good chance you’re taking classes from home, and an ever-present recommendation from health
Creative spotlight: Steve Dhillon
Steve Dhillon didn’t always plan on becoming an actor. In fact, most of his adult life has been spent in the world of academia.
Mulan remake
I am someone who remembers watching the animated Mulan movie growing up. For me, there are many treasured memories of the movie, such as
PizzaForno: a novel idea
Okay, picture this: You’re 10 years old, and you’ve got younger siblings in the room with you watching an old rerun of The Simpsons.
Area 51 and Dusk at Deadmonton
This year, Deadmonton decided that one scary course wasn’t enough. Additionally to their Area 51 theme, they added a New Orleans-styled haunt called “Dusk”