Tagged: Media
Humour and war: The ‘memeification’ of conflict
How meme culture is bleeding into conflicts through pop culture
OPINION: The BookTok Sensation
The fast-fashion of the publishing market | Ava Pusztai, Staff Writer | BookTok is a fast growing community of TikTok users centred around the love of reading. Over the past five years, it has...
Streams Flow From A River: Opening conversations about mental health in the Asian-Canadian community
Isabella West, Staff Writer A new Canadian drama series is coming to Super Channel on April 1 called Streams Flow From A River. The short form series follows the story of an Asian-Canadian family that are...
NieR:Automata and finding purpose through video games
By Taylor Charlebois, Staff Writer “We are perpetually trapped in a never ending cycle of life and death.” “Is this a curse, or some kind of punishment?” “I often think about the god who...
The profound connections we make through books and other media
By Taylor Charlebois, Staff Writer A world without books is inconceivable. That’s something I’ve felt my entire life. More than twenty years later, my feelings have yet to change. But I, and my life,...
Filling Klein’s chair
On Oct. 19, it was formally announced that Gilbert VanBuren Wilkes will be the new occupant of the Ralph Klein Chair in Media Studies for Mount Royal University’s faculty of communication studies. Former premier...
