A blend of blatant and inadvertent racism spreads far more widely than the disease itself Jayde Atchison (She/Her) // Opinions Editor Next month we will be hitting the two-year anniversary […]
I look back on my middle-school self with a mixture of derisive amusement and pity. The kid who was so out of the loop, he didn’t even try to fit in, the kid who thought playing Minecraft at lunch and…
When protesting turns into arrogance, it’s time to go home Kaileigh Bunting // ContributorMegan Barry // Illustrator I’ve always prided myself in being a good mediator—someone who could always find […]
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to an increase in feelings of stress and anxiety in young people across Canada Joss Arnott // Staff Writer “I didn’t know I was depressed […]
Hassan Merali // Columnist Last March, a deadly pandemic seized the world and post-secondary education had to adapt its operations to new public health orders. We went from congregating on […]
Three days is too lenient to track and halt this virus from spreading Katherine Griffiths // ContributorSara Nguyen // Illustrator Many Canadian residents are panicking about the implementation of mandatory […]
What campus goers can expect the return to a new normal to look like Nirosh Saravanan // ContributorJanelle Momotani // Illustrator As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, it has become […]
Dundarave Festival provides housing for homeless seniors Bridget Stringer-Holden // Associate News Editor “If you’ve got someone who’s in their 70s or 80s and they’ve ended up couch surfing, how […]
Resources for CapU alumni in uncertain times Megan Amato // Opinions Editor The pressure to enter the job force right after graduation is one familiar to many alumni. Amid a […]
Hassan Merali // Columnist The COVID-19 pandemic turned life upside down for students everywhere. As we were pushed out of physical classrooms, lectures moved online, and the Internet became our […]