By Liddy GreerOn Throughout the holidays, people enjoy lavish dinners, rich desserts, and beverages (both non-alcoholic and alcoholic) that tend to leave them … Read More “Holiday Habits: Leaving Guilt out of the Recipe”
By Kiara SextonOn Contrary to the common belief, mental illness is not a White Man’s disease. Despite what the media attempts to tell … Read More “Mental Illness is not a White Man’s Disease”
By Maddy JohnstonOn By: Maddy Johnston In 1828, the Englishman William Corder was one of the last people to be publicly … Read More “A Killer Addiction”
By Liddy GreerOn With final exams approaching, many courses have final assignments and essays requiring completion. The end of semester can be stressful … Read More “How to Handle Completing Final Assignments”
By Eric CederbergOn WOLFVILLE, N.S. (U SPORTS) – The Montreal Carabins are off to the 55th Vanier Cup presented by Promutuel Insurance, following a … Read More “Carabins move on to Vanier Cup with win over host Axemen”
WANTED: Complex Characters on the Loose For our Shakespeare class, as a group we wanted to explore the complexity of … Read More “WANTED: Complex Characters on the Loose”
Dear colleagues and students: This message has two purposes: a) to make sure those who might be affected by an … Read More “Open Letter to Acadia University”
By Laurie LevyOn To Whom It May Concern You are forgiven; but please don’t do it ever again. I went through the garbage … Read More “Garbage Drop and Run:”
By Safyha BryanOn The Acadia International Society is hosting its 2nd Annual Food Explosion with dishes, desserts and beverages from countries around the … Read More “International Food Explosion”
By Janique EllisOn Coffee House and Open Mic – March 14th @ 7pm-9pm: Michener’s Lounge Theme: Express yourself From your struggles to the … Read More “Express Yourself”
