My dating memoir will be titled “One and Done” Jayde Atchison // Columnist If I were to win any award as a modern 21st-Century woman, it would be the “One-Date…
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What’s Brewing?
Highly Skilled Tea Cam Loeschmann // Columnist As a tea drinker, there is a special kind of joy in buying a new teapot. You have your tea, you have your…
Virtual Reality
The Pandemic’s Proctorial Panopticon Hassan Merali // Columnist Every student has taken a proctored exam before. Tests usually take place in the presence of a teacher, who supervises to ensure…
Stories from the Long Walk
A transcendent moment on a long, dusty road Charlotte Fertey // Columnist When I decided to join my mother on the long walk in Spain, known as the Camino de…
Overlook, BC
Wild Ride: From BC to Beirut David Eusebio // Columnist I lived an hour away from Canada’s Wonderland in Ontario, so when my family moved to BC, I was disappointed…
Sexless in the City
Lessons Learned From a Toxic Tale Jayde Atchison // Columnist In 2016, I seemed to gravitate towards men that wanted my body but couldn’t appreciate my brain. I was left…
What’s Brewing?
Masala Chai: sweet, spiced tea with a bitter origin Cam Loeschmann // Columnist Tea is a truly ancient plant—humans have been drinking it for thousands of years—but the teas of…
Virtual Reality: Offline Means Left Behind
Hassan Merali // Columnist When the COVID-19 pandemic shut down much of daily life in March 2020, educational institutions were faced with a question: how will educators continue to deliver…
Stories from the Long Walk
Jumbled chronicles of a mother and daughter who chose to amble alongside one another… in Spain. Charlotte Fertey // Columnist It was October 2018. I was walking along a winding,…