Reflectorial: We must demand change
Being passionate is easy. But acting on that passion is a different story. With the final classes of my journalism degree quickly coming to a close, I’ve been thinking a lot about what I...
Category: Editorial
Reflectorial: #metoo
If you logged onto Facebook or Twitter this month you probably saw the hashtag #MeToo. For survivors of sexual assault and harassment, it’s been both a rallying cry to change the way we currently...
Reflectorial: Lunch. Dogs. Sunshine.
You heard it here first. The hot scoop on the things in life that really matter: dogs and lunch. But for real, these are the little things that make life worth living. I know...
Reflectorial: WANTED: Change!
In keeping with the corny self-help theme of the last few Reflectorials, this issue’s theme is on embracing change. You know what they say, the only constants in life are death and taxes. But...
Reflectorial: How to fight through the incessant desire to burrito yourself in your bed and ignore your responsibilities
This is a real struggle that I face on the regular. My bed, with warm white sheets and a small yet pudgy cat rolled into a ball next to my pillow, is the most...
Reflectorial: You do you
This is our Valentine’s Day issue and we couldn’t be happier to celebrate a “capitalist, cis-centric, heteronormative, hallmark-card selling, bullshit holiday” with you all. (That is a direct quote from Arts Editor Kennedy Enns.)...
Reflectorial: After the Quebec City shootings: Turning Trudeau’s speech from words to actions
Six people are dead following a mass shooting at a mosque in Quebec City orchestrated by a single gunman Sunday night. Along with law enforcement, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has called the incident a...
Reflectorial: Tips and tricks from your new Publishing Editor
Hey there Reflector readers! I’m Nina, a long-time Reflector staff member and first-time Reflector publishing editor. While this is my first semester as publishing editor, it’s far from my first semester at Mount Royal....
Reflectorial: How to handle the holidays
Let me tell you, nothing gets me slightly irritated like stores and houses that set up their Christmas decorations way to early. Like I know it’s winter, but there should be no reason to...
Reflectorial: Trump’s triumph
I think I speak for all of us when I say thank goodness the U.S. presidential election is over. Almost two years of campaigning from over a dozen candidates and here we are with...
