Letters
Letter from the Editor: A call for transparency
The Dalhousie Student Union has shown it doesn’t care about freedom of the press, transparency or accessibility.
Read MoreLetter from the editors: We stand united against hate
On Sept. 18, Stephen Wentzell was horrifically attacked by his neighbour. What happened to him should never happen to anyone.
Read MoreCreated in Uzoma’s image
Dal student Joshua Langston writes about him and his family’s lifelong experiences with anti-Black racism in England and Canada.
Read MoreLetter from the Editor: A goodbye
This issue, while it won’t be printed, was created in spite of everything happening around us. I couldn’t be prouder of the writers and editors who put these stories together so we could have the equivalent of a final paper, even just online.
Read MoreLetter from the Editor: Trying times
I have made the difficult decision not to print our last issue (moving it to online-only). It’s a practical decision as well as a moral one.
Read MoreThe problem with poverty porn
Poverty porn is any media that exploits poor conditions. It works because we love to pat ourselves on the back. Poverty porn empowers the wrong person.
Read MoreTo the men who glare
Clothing should not be gendered. We are taught in our society that we need to adhere to those specific ideals. In reality, clothing is just clothing.
Read MoreHappy, healthy and queer
Have you ever seen yourself on TV? No, not actually you, but someone like you. For queer people, this is a rare occurrence.
Read MoreLetter from the editor: Uncharacteristic optimism
Take a step out of reality. I want these stories to make you laugh, think, and even roll your eyes. If you can, grant yourself some levity.
Read MoreShould women participate in Movember?
The secret is out: women have body hair. In recent years, beauty trends have become more inclusive when it comes to personal grooming.
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