The filtered selfie rabbit hole
Everywhere you look, you see it: people taking selfies. The trend, which doesn’t seem to be losing its appeal, has gone from simple photos
The age of microtransit
On Nov. 19, 2019, the City of Edmonton announced it would be cutting 100 bus routes out of the Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) network,
Review: Emily in Paris
Netflix’s original series, Emily in Paris, has managed to both delight and offend viewers. The show was created by Darren Star, famously known for
How-to: make your own mask
November is here, and not much has changed in the COVID-19 scenario. We are all still in the thick of it with second waves,
Date night: virtual dance lessons
Netflix binge nights and dinners in are great, but how many can we have before losing our minds? During a time when the weather
Recipe: Bacon and egg bagel breakfast sandwich
With a majority of classes taking place online, I now find myself having more time for breakfast, something that used to consist of a
Food for thought: Meat
Edmonton has always felt like a small town to me. “In what ways?” someone would say. “Well,” I’d muse, “Take a look at businesses.
Student group Q&A: Investment Club
To start, what is your name and position with the Investment Club student group? Gabriel Ambutong: My name is Gabriel Ambutong, and I am
Creative spotlight: Jordan Mah
Since completing MacEwan University’s theatre arts diploma in 2011, Jordan Mah has been a full-time actor. While completing his diploma at MacEwan, he was a part of two musical-comedy productions, High
Final thoughts: tear them down
After demonstrators tore down a statue of Sir John A. MacDonald in Montreal on Aug. 29, politicians and commentators came out of the woodworks
Teletherapy
In the midst of a pandemic, remote therapy is making its way into the light. With the ongoing stress surrounding COVID-19, school, work, and
How-to: make an emergency kit
Over this last year, a lot has changed, and it is fair to say that most everyone is more cautious now than ever before.