How-to: make an emergency kit
October 27, 2020
Over this last year, a lot has changed, and it is fair to say that most everyone is more cautious now than ever before.
A library reimagined
October 25, 2020
A library reimagined – that’s what comes to mind when you set foot into the newly reopened Stanley A. Milner Library. Excited guests stream
An evening with Jameela Jamil
October 22, 2020
Jameela Jamil isn’t afraid to speak her mind. It doesn’t matter if this is fighting back against dieting products on social media, being candid
The candy corn debate
October 22, 2020
As COVID-19 rages on, uncertainty hangs in the air like steam from the season’s first pumpkin spiced latte. During these perilous times, we must
Roast chicken that won’t go to waste
October 21, 2020
There is something about the smell of a roast chicken filling your home that screams comfort. However, when you live alone or with only
Food for thought: Chefmon Caribbean Grill
October 20, 2020
Chefmon Caribbean Grill may be relatively new in its restaurant form, but Henry Palmer has been providing Edmonton with authentic, mouth-watering Jamaican food items
Student group Q&A: The Massage Therapy Club
October 19, 2020
What is your name and what position do you hold with the massage therapy club student group? Andrew Braun: My name is Andrew Braun,
Final thoughts: make yourself at home
October 15, 2020
The dust has settled on our diseased world. Things are not normal, of course, but the delirium of the early months of the pandemic
Arts in a pandemic
October 15, 2020
The arts community has been one of the worst-hit during this current upheaval. As everything began to shut down, arts venues and artists alike
Scholarships, awards, and bursaries
October 15, 2020
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
October 15, 2020
“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
October 15, 2020
Sometime in the middle of July, a blanket of metal spikes was bolted onto the set of concrete benches just outside the CIBC on