By Jenna BouwmanOn Launched in October of 2018, Acadia University’s Campaign for Acadia campaign has calculated an ambitious 75-million-dollar goal to “sustain the … Read More “Acadia Exceeds Fundraising Goal”
By Axel EschholzOn Although Joe Biden has been declared president-elect of the United States of America multiple times over the past few weeks, … Read More “Is Trump finally gone?”
By Jem WhiddenOn Finally, I may play Ivan Ilyich … Read More “My Final Weeks”
By Sofia MunozOn I hope everyone had a good reading break! The SRC did not meet for a couple of weeks because there … Read More “SRC Decoded: What You Missed November 18th”
Another Covid-19 vaccine has been observed to have remarkably high effectiveness. This new vaccine is made by using the … Read More “Moderna’s Covid-19 Vaccine trial Succeeds on a Large Scale”
The concept of “Tomorrow” implies the event of sunrise and sunset. However, the sun doesn’t rise nor set, the earth … Read More “Existence – A somewhat pseudoscientific approach towards reality”
By Jessica PelletierOn The effects of COVID-19 on athletes this semester have gone unspoken. The Axewomen and Axemen of 2020-2021 have remained strong … Read More “Isolated: COVID-19 and the (Mental) Health of our Athletes”
By Jenna BouwmanOn Women are not getting the full benefit of modern science, technology and medicine. Paula Johnson gives a Ted Talk called … Read More “Investing in Women’s Health Research Saves Lives, According to Paula Johnson”
By Lauren F.On Sex – the butt of endless jokes. … Read More “Don’t Curse Me For My Pleasure”
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”
