By Max GustafsonOn For the most part, we have had a fairly tame winter thus far (thanks to global warming- yikes) Except for … Read More “Profit Over People: Companies and Storm Days”
By Kiara SextonOn Over the entire course of my depression experience, especially when I was officially diagnosed, I always assumed the way that … Read More “Ten Things I Wished We Talked About with Depression”
By Max GustafsonOn In April of 2019 and January of 2020 articles detailing concerns about the treatment of workers at Acadia University’s Wheelock … Read More “Interview with a Former Wheelock Dining Hall Employee”
By Max GustafsonOn The sports world has been essentially turned upside down since March of 2020. League schedules/seasons have been rearranged due to … Read More “The Double Standard of Fighting Culture in Professionals Sports”
This past Saturday was the last day to vote in the Nova Scotian municipal elections. By now, cities, towns, and … Read More “It Is Okay to Not Vote (Please Actually Read This Before You Annihilate Me)”
By Maddy JohnstonOn Everyone, especially girls, with a social media account has received a message like this one: Hey girl!! You seem like … Read More “Boss Babes Busted”
By Olivier GrantOn Every year as fall approaches, undergrads will flock to Raymond field to watch a football game. They do it for … Read More “5 easy tricks to convince your friends you understand football”
An Open Letter to the Incoming SRC. This open letter is meant to bring forward our concerns, suggestions, and foster … Read More “An Open Letter to the Incoming SRC”
By Robyn CliffordOn I have a question, and I think in our #MeToo era, it’s an important one: What the hell is wrong … Read More “No. Thank you.”
This has been a whirlwind month of Presidential announcements. Since December 31st Democratic hopefuls have started announcing they are running … Read More “Kamala Harris: The Woman to Watch, and the President to be?”
