Opinions
The Walking Dead walk no more
AMC announced in 2020 that season 11 would be the final season of The Walking Dead. While many will mourn the end, I’m not sad to see it go.
Read MoreWhere are all our language options?
Offering more language options in post-secondary schools allows us to accept and embrace the diversity of Nova Scotians.
Read MoreThe pumpkin spice phenomenon
Coffee chains release pumpkin spice beverages early each year, to a mix of joy and dismay. Rather than judge, I say, let them drink latte!
Read MoreFrom boudoir to dress codes
Why is a woman’s sexuality so often measured as a reflection of her work ethic, ability or professionalism? It’s time for change!
Read MoreFrom big screen to digital stream
With many new films releasing directly to streaming services due to COVID-19, will viewers return to cinemas when the dust settles?
Read MoreThe complications of going back to campus
Dalhousie University reintroduces in-person classes this fall, and unsurprisingly, some students have concerns about going back to campus.
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 MoreLetter from the editor: Here’s to the end
Last words on a tumultuous publishing year.
Read MoreIn defence of young adult literature
While there’s no rule banning adults from reading it, young adult literature (YA lit) is a unique genre for teenagers — young people growing up and discovering the complexities of the world. The genre has often come under criticism for what some claim is poor writing quality and plot structures.
Read MorePandemic tattoo boom
Tattoos are something people seem to love or hate. Some see them as a beautiful way to express themselves and provide a unique canvas for art to be displayed. Others do not see the appeal of them at all. Whatever side you’re on, the work and talent involved in tattooing should be greatly appreciated.
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