Advice
The rise of the Ouija
Ouija and spirit boards are popular games during Halloween. Are they safe to play or a portal to a spiritual dimension? Let’s find out.
Read MoreThe balancing act of Halloween
Not all Halloween preparations are sensitive to the needs of our friends and neighbors. Thoughts to ponder this Halloween.
Read MoreShow off your smarts this Halloween
Halloween is a night for fun, and I’m all for body positivity, but why can’t a subtle, punny, or witty costume be considered sexy?
Read MoreThe weighty subject of weight
COVID-19 left long gaps between social visits and bodies have changed. When is it acceptable to comment on weight?
Read MoreTo drink or not to drink?
Is Halifax drinking culture being forced on young drinkers? Let’s support our fellow students who abstain from the bottle.
Read MoreNavigating University in the time of remote learning
“As first-generation university students, our family members may have good intentions to help us in difficult times, but they sometimes don’t know how best to support us.”
Read MoreYour pollution makes me sick
Amidst the global panic about COVID-19, our health should remain a priority but that doesn’t mean we should forget our continued environmental impact during the pandemic. What will this event look like for the planet? For our future?
Read More100 seconds to Doomsday
The Doomsday Clock has been set to 100 seconds to midnight due to increasing environmental threats to the planet. Now we have 100 seconds. That’s it.
Read MoreLong distance love
Long distance sucks. However, despite the lack of a physical connection, long distance doesn’t have to be as hopeless as many people make it out to be.
Read MoreBeing self-partnered
Being self-partnered is when an individual is in a good place on their own. Many people rely on their partner for love and confidence. This shouldn’t be.
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