By The Athenaeum TeamOn An iconic local restaurant is helping Acadia’s student newspaper fundraise for the next generation of journalists. Joe’s Food Emporium is … Read More “Scott Skins for Free Press: Joe’s Food Emporium Donating to The Athenaeum”
Tanvi Dabas is from New Delhi, India, and she has recently completed her third year studying at Acadia University. Tanvi … Read More “Tanvi Dabas”
By Max GustafsonOn In the winter of my senior year, I would drive around for about an hour everyday after school. In the … Read More “Riverswimmer”
By Liddy GreerOn Setting time aside for mindfulness benefits people in therapy, students in school, and now politics! Mindfulness includes taking time away … Read More “A Policy for Mindfulness in Politics”
By Kate RobartOn In 2019, Elliot Page directed and starred in his own Nova Scotia-focused documentary There’s Something in the Water. The … Read More “Film Review: There’s Something In The Water”
By Jenna YorkeOn I cannot smell – for all aromas have ceased without your smoke and cinnamon scent. I cannot taste – for … Read More “Now That You’re Gone”
“We have tried apps, tried keys, avoiding the bus and taking a taxi, phone calls, wearing flat shoes, panic button … Read More “She Was Just Walking Home”
By Sofia MunozOn The Students’ Representative Council (SRC) is a council composed of a body of students elected by their peers, who are … Read More “SRC Decoded: What you missed March 19th, 2021”
By Tanvi DabasOn When you sleep, it is easy to imagine that your brain shuts down. However, the researchers at the University … Read More “Sleep: Vital component in associating Emotion with memory”
By Kate RobartOn There’s no doubt that 2020 was a weird year. Death, sickness, isolation, fear, uncertainty, and boredom are just a few … Read More “How COVID-19 Has Influenced Music”
