Athletes from the CapU Blues teams speak about recognition in women’s sports Alden Mackay // Contributor It’s no secret that women in sports receive less recognition than their male counterparts….
At The Endo The Line
A compassionate guide to understanding endometriosis Kaileigh Bunting / / Contributor Karla Monterrosa // Illustrator Painting the Picture Imagery can be a powerful tool when describing subjective experiences or intangible…
Comic Strip
A new wave of ‘nerdlesque’ style burlesque troupes like The Geekenders are taking the stage using pop culture to challenge views about women, identity and body image through performance Sarah…
In Good Spirits
Once a symbol of creativity and enlightenment, absinthe became a symbol of madness. Over a century later, BC distilleries have a new-found love for the devil in a little green…
The Sustainable Consumption Series: How to talk to people about sustainable consumption
Jamie Long // Columnist “Progress is impossible without change, and those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything” – George Bernard Shaw Today, it is well-known that mass levels…
Social (Media) Etiquette: We all have TMI in our bios, and it’s okay
Clarissa Sabile // Columnist Oversharing online was a concept many were introduced to in high school, and one that I personally let go of when I graduated. The importance of keeping accounts…
BC Government Rejects No-Cost Contraceptives
AccessBC will continue to fight for equality and accessibility across British Columbia Jayde Atchison // Staff WriterAnnika McFarlane // Illustrator When the Victoria City Council unanimously voted in favour to endorse advocacy…
A Closer Listen: They are making Usher sing about the dead again
Carlo Javier // columnist It must’ve been the magic of television, but I could’ve sworn Usher was floating. At least this is how I perceived what I was seeing on…
ADDitude Adjustment: The war on drugs
Sarah Rose // Features Editor The unopened prescription bottle sat on my desk for weeks before I finally peered inside to the ocean of blue pills. Sometimes I’d swirl them…