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Drugs won’t make your favourite rapper great again

When Kid Cudi’s 2009 album Man on the Moon: End of Day was released, it was widely-received as a drug-influenced album. Many songs make frequent overt references to drug use. The music

September 7, 2016

Culture

Should celebrities speak out about social issues?

In February, American singer-songwriter Kesha lost her lawsuit against Dr. Luke, a music producer. The lawsuit Kesha filed would have freed her from her contract with Dr. Luke, which currently requires her

April 15, 2016

Opinions

Club Q&A Series: German Club

Let’s start with your introduction, why you were interested being involved in the German Club, and how it came to be what it is today. My name is Reiss Kruger. I’m in

March 31, 2016

Clubs

The slippery slope of remaining anonymous online

It’s that time of year again. SAMU elections have just ended, and hopeful new executives look forward to a year of representing student interests. During the voting period, in response to our

March 21, 2016

Features·Opinions

Showcasing MacEwan’s striking talent at the Percussion Ensemble Concert

Grab your sticks and come on down to the John L. Haar Theatre this Sunday for MacEwan University’s Percussion Ensemble Concert. “It’s a real hit!” says Brian Thurgood, musical director. The concert

March 19, 2016

Culture

Laci Green talks sexual wellness at MacEwan University

As part of the SAMU Speaker Series, a Students’ Association of MacEwan University initiative that brings prolific public figures to the university to speak about issues deemed important to the modern student

March 18, 2016

Campus

Griffins women come home empty-handed from Saskatchewan

After a record-breaking season, MacEwan University’s women’s basketball team looked to exceed expectations even further in Saskatoon last weekend. After a clean sweep of the University of Victoria Vikes the previous weekend,

March 18, 2016

Sports

Post-secondary takes a hit in troubled economy

Alberta’s economy is very dependent on oil, and with the one-year forecast for oil being $35 per barrel, the future can seem rather grim. This economic downfall can be scary for students,

March 17, 2016

Campus

Protecting treaty rights and traditional lands

Crystal Lameman is a passionate advocate for the protection of natural resources and the preservation of indigenous cultures in current and future generations. She is the current treaty coordinator and communications manager

March 15, 2016

News

Club Q&A Series: Aboriginal Students Club

Sitting in the brightly decorated Aboriginal Education Centre gathering room, the Aboriginal Students Club’s current president, Marlisa Brown, and former president, Danielle Lightning, discussed the club. [M – Marlisa, D – Danielle]

March 14, 2016

Clubs

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