From first to fourth: four lessons to learn before leaving university
Abbie Riglin, Photo Editor It’s bittersweet but my time as a student is coming to an end. On one hand I’m happy to be done with school, but on the other I’m leaving the...
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Half a Decade: Looking back at Criminal Justice
Katia Gallardo, Staff Writer Half a decade. For half a decade, I spent my time racing to complete my Criminal Justice degree at Mount Royal University (MRU). This past May, I was thankful enough...
Three pieces of love advice delivered in bite-sized YouTube videos from Anna Akana
By Riggs Zyrille Vergara, Publishing Editor It’s love month and dating has become more and more complicated as the pandemic drags on. As we continue to social distance and stay in our homes, face-to-face interactions...
The subtle signs that they’re interested
By Vanessa Redux Sex Columnist After a long, frigid winter there’s nothing better than a spring fling to shake the icicles off your junk, and who knows, perhaps that post-winter fever might just last...
SAMRU executive council looks back
Robert Jones President What was your best experience? My best experience was working with government and having them be excited about some of the ideas we had as student leaders, such as our...
You say goodbye and we say hello
Telling someone to jump in headfirst is awful advice. Most of us spend several years of our youth in swimming lessons learning about the dangers of doing so, especially when you don’t know how...
Stampede: Let the drinks pour
The Stampede is officially upon us and naturally thereflector. ca is bringing you Stampede coverage from all corners of the city for the next 10 days. Log on each day to find useful tidbits,...
Is self-employment for you?
An interesting bit of information recently emerged from employment statistics in Canada (and one has to assume a global trend). The majority of new jobs created are in the ‘self employed’ category. What this...
