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 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”
By Kate RobartOn If you’re anything like me – meaning not at all creative or knowledgeable about visual art – you’ve probably only … Read More “Mona Lisa and The Starry Night: Why Famous Paintings are Famous”
By Kate RobartOn While vegetarianism, veganism, pescatarianism, and other meatless diets have always existed, there seems to have been an increasing amount of … Read More “Reduce Your Meat Consumption – Our Planet Will Thank You!”
By Peyton BairdOn The Golden Age of Islam The Golden Age of Islam lasted for over 400 years, from the 8th to the … Read More “‘Islam is a Religion in Crisis’: A True Statement that Cannot Be Taken at Face Value”
By Colin VibertOn Ben Shapiro announced on December 2nd in a video, that Elliot Page’s choice to identify as a man “conveys zero … Read More “In Elliott Page’s Defence: Not So Fast Shapiro”
By Kate RobartOn Earlier this month, the Humans of Acadia Instagram and Facebook pages published a short blurb written by an Acadia student … Read More “A World of Opposition: How a Few Words Can Quickly Lead to Animosity”
By Kate RobartOn The song WAP, by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion, has caused a lot of controversy in both the music … Read More “The Controversy Around the Song “WAP” and Why It’s Important”
By Kate RobartOn Recently, a lot of businesses and organizations have received backlash for not being ethically conscious with their products. Issues within … Read More “Consumption Culture & Why It’s an Issue”
By Kate RobartOn How fascinating is it to go to a school where it is so cool to be involved in extracurriculars? People … Read More “Acadia’s Culture of Getting Involved”
