Can we consent on consent?
By • February 28, 2014
We should know that only yes means yes
After being inspired by NSCAD’s similar campaign last year, the University of King’s College held it’s first-ever …
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It’s OK to be SAD
By • February 28, 2014
There’s help
In recent years, mental health awareness and reported forms of mental instability have increased. The Mental Health Commission of Canada states that one …
Riding out the abortion debate
By • January 31, 2014
Pro- life ads misleading Metro users
Maybe it’s my cynical internet self who was not surprised to see pro-lifers advertising on Metro Transit, and I …
Housing matters
By • January 24, 2014
Everyone deserves a place they can live with
When my dad was in college, he lived with a guy he called “Zeke baby” (what? I …
Walking in a winter wonderland
By • January 10, 2014
Another winter, another Canada-wide attempt to keep the snow at bay. In previous years, standard seasonal dumpings have reduced Halifax to a city-wide slip …
Take a walk on the other side
By • November 1, 2013
Four awesome things to do in Dartmouth
Let’s face it. We’ve all heard the talk about the bad sides of Dartmouth—but what do you know …
Don’t mess up when you dress up
By • October 29, 2013
Is your Halloween costume culturally appropriative?
Regardless of the fact that there is always last-minute scrambling, I think about my Halloween costume options all year. …
Study spaces
By • October 19, 2013
And where to find them
Need a place to study? Here are some of the best, worst and most creative places to study on and …
A temporary home
By • October 10, 2013
Transience, respect and the student-community relationship
My undergraduate studies at Queen’s University included a number of late nights and parties that were probably inconsiderately loud. …
Status update
By • October 4, 2013
Feeling vulnerable
When we compose words, pictures and symbols to convey our thoughts, we are engaging in authorship (photo by Mel Hattie)
Last week, a …
