By Anya Bredenkamp, January 21 2026—

As you can probably guess, I have a lot of opinions. And my opinion about opinions is that they are absolutely necessary in a civilized and intelligent society. So when I spoke to my … Read the rest

By Elaine Liang, January 18 2026—

Students-At-Large representatives Lujaina Eldelebshany, Laiba Nasir and Amber Quo met with the Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) on Jan. 13 to provide post-meeting reports from the Board of Governors meeting on Dec. 12 and the … Read the rest

By Ansharah Shakil, May 1 2025—

If you study abroad, you’ll find yourself. That’s the cliche I heard a million times before I even applied to go abroad. I don’t think it’s completely true — at least, I don’t think … Read the rest

By Leigh Patrick, January 21 2026—

Mona Awad released her newest book, We Love You, Bunny, in September of 2025. Author of Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Fat Girl, Alls Well, Rouge and her most well-known Bunny, Awad is … Read the rest

By Imran Ahmed, December 17 2025—

Having access to adequate healthcare can often be an afterthought in many people’s lives – something that is urgent only when a crisis strikes. In Canada, that sense of security is reinforced by the … Read the rest