By Karina Zapata, Publishing Editor Ah yes, Halloween. It’s officially that time of year when everyone talks about cultural appropriation — a complex term that’s easy to understand in retrospect, but is initially more...
By Ed Ghost, Contributor Halloween has had many faces over the past 120-something years of Canadian tradition. What started out originally as a centuries-old Celtic pagan tradition, Halloween followed Irish immigrants to our shores...
By Cassie Weiss, Features Editor I’m not a plant person. I mean, I love them, and I have a million of them, but I struggle every single day to keep them alive. I give...
By Cassie Weiss, Features Editor How do you look at colour? I know, I know — it’s a strange question. In my experience, anyone can say, “My favourite colour is purple,” but it goes...
By Cassie Weiss, Features Editor Reading break is fast approaching, and if you are anything like me, the last thing you want to think about on your week off is school. I was always...
By Cassie Weiss, Features Editor We’ve all been there — pressing snooze over and over until there are only 15 minutes left on the clock before your boss is calling you late to work....
By Cassie Weiss, Features Editor There is nothing more telling of the end of summer than the big yellow blossoms of looming sunflowers. Growing tall over fences, popping up in grocery stores and flower...
By Cassie Weiss, Features Editor There is nothing quite like the ringing of a school bell, signaling the inevitable return back to the books and classrooms that come with the fading of summer. Of...
By Kate Vincent, Contributor As the sun begins to set earlier and the socially-distanced patio parties slow down, students are anticipating the unexpected. We have new professors to meet, course outlines pouring in and...
