Humour and war: The ‘memeification’ of conflict
How meme culture is bleeding into conflicts through pop culture
Tagged: News
MRU’s International Women’s Day both celebrates and teaches
MRU hosts an annual event for International Women’s Day to celebrate adversity and discuss change
Calgary Wildlife’s annual photo contest is in full swing
Wildlife photographers are putting their cameras to use for a good cause
Smith’s proposed referendum leaves temporary immigrants’ future in the hands of Albertans
Non-permanent residents are left questioning what social systems they may lose access to
Navigating neutrality and national pride during the Olympic Games
Can there still be neutrality at international sporting events in the current political climate?
OPINION: Why society should bring empathy over fascination concerning crime
Focusing on victims in the aftermath of violence isn’t just interesting, it’s a moral imperative
Inside the NDP’s first leadership debate
Sophie Botheras, Contributor After the 2025 general election left the NDP at a meagre seven seats in the House of Commons and saw them lose official party status, a bruised party seems in dire...
The death of sports broadcasting
Latest statistics show dramatic decline in legal sports viewership Zafir Nagji, Sports Editor | Sports have become a mainstay in the entertainment industry. From ball sports to motorsports to combat sports, there has never...
Editorial: Trudeau government pressed into new refugee supports
A new announcement of $362M in aid may go against recent government spending.
