5 board games for bored people
Isabelle Bennett, Features Editor One of my very favourite ways to spend a Friday or Saturday evening is breaking out the card games and board games for a night-in with a few friends. There’s just...
Isabelle Bennett, Features Editor One of my very favourite ways to spend a Friday or Saturday evening is breaking out the card games and board games for a night-in with a few friends. There’s just...
By Jill Meagher, Contributor Photography can be a tough hobby to get into — it took me forever before I finally got a shot that I actually liked. However, it is extremely rewarding and...
By Isabelle Bennett, Features Editor Three years later, and I still can’t shake the memory of hysterically crying, body limp as left-out lettuce against my parent’s tile floor circa August, 2016. My brilliant, university-bound...
By Isabelle Bennett, Features Editor There are several products that I’d consider revolutionary — the wheel, for instance. The inventors of AirDrop, Instant Pot and PopCorners Carnival Kettle Corn Chips are also highly regarded...
By Isabelle Bennett, Features Editor I spent this year’s short summer out of town, so one could imagine the curiosity I felt when I returned to my downtown dwelling only to find that the...
By Isabelle Bennett, Features Editor Let’s start things off with a disclaimer: I’m one of those weirdos who hates cheesecake because I feel that cake should be sweet and cheese should be salty —...
By Isabelle Bennett, Features Editor I think we all have one in our lives — that person who can’t get through a conversation without redirecting it toward their latest listening muse. Perhaps they’ve sent...
By Isabelle Bennett, Features Editor Nearly 10,000 full-time students attend MRU during a given academic year. And every-freaking-one of them is going to be flocking to the same three spots when classes begin: the...
By Rosemary De Souza, Features Editor In less than a month, school will be officially over — well, at least for university students. So, pack up those bags and put those textbooks aside as it...
By Colin Macgillivray, Publishing Editor At the end of April 2018, I had accepted a summer internship for Black Press in British Columbia. I genuinely had no idea what to expect. Initially, I felt nothing...