By Kemi Omorogbe, Contributor January 26, 2020. That’s the day I got a phone call from my sister, saying Kobe Bryant had passed. Standing up from my desk, I instantly thought it was a huge...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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.)...
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...
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....
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...
