Category: Features

Many of us live the generic school life; wake up, go to class, do homework, and go to work. Not much excitement besides the occasional gathering at the local watering hole, but for one...

    Today’s economic news may be gloom and doom but it needn’t derail your summer job hunt.    However, this summer finding that perfect job will be much harder because there will be...

Researchers at the U of C have used their findings on bio-electric signals to create a specialized Roomba vacuum cleaner that can sense human emotions (Live Science). Pranksters in England decided to exact revenge...

In the land of the newspaper life as we once knew it is no more.  Over the past couple week’s newspapers in the United States have           stopped publishing, filed...

In these tough financial times, one family is finding that their dog is worth every penny. Kelley Davis of North Carolina realized her two-year-old Swiss mountain dog Augie had eaten $400 dollars that she...

All it takes is a ball and a few willing pairs of feet. This is the beauty of soccer, and a large part of the inspiration behind Canadian grassroots organization Opportunitas Aequa. Latin for...

After someone dies unexpectedly we are often left with question after question because a dead body can’t speak. That is unless you know what the body is trying to say and former Mount Royal...

Click here to view the 30 Hour Famine website Mount Royal students sacrificed their stomachs this past weekend in order to raise money and awareness for world hunger. The 30-Hour Famine began 38 years...

A new program created by WebCT founder Murray Goldberg may find its way onto Mount Royal computers in the near future. Goldberg’s WebCT software was bought out in 2006 by Blackboard, the program either...

A Canadian man is about to be rewarded by the Guinness Book of World Records for having the world’s longest beard. Swaran Singh’s mane of hair measures over seven feet long: (Reuters) A report...