Politics
From 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 MoreAll eyes on Washington
Washington, D.C., is more than just the capital city of the United States. The Washington metropolitan area, or DMV as we like to call it, is composed of almost 6.2 million people who live in the city, and the surrounding states of Maryland and Virginia.
Read MoreSustainable fashion is failing plus-sized people
Rapid production has made the fashion industry a top contributor to global environmental pollution, producing 10 per cent of total global carbon emissions.
Read MoreStand with Wet’suwet’en
A group of Wet’suwet’en land protectors are currently fighting to protect their land from the CGL pipeline and its long-lasting, devastating effects.
Read MoreCoronavirus panic
Although it’s natural to feel the desire to turn to humour when uncomfortable things happen around the world but the coronavirus isn’t a laughing matter.
Read MoreKobe Bryant’s legacy
To many people, Kobe Bryant was a hero. However, one thing stands out. Kobe Bryant: role model, basketball star, humanitarian and alleged rapist.
Read MoreThe issue with empathy
To empathize is to imagine yourself within another’s experience.Today we use empathy to navigate each other and the world.
Read MoreElection reaction
I was not upset by the results of this election. A minority government is a good outcome, regardless of who the prime minister is.
Read MoreHope in politics
To be hopeful or to despair: that is the central question for young people in today’s political context. The Shaar Shalom lecture confronted this dilemma.
Read MoreThank you, Maxime Bernier
Despite projections that put the Conservatives ahead, Andrew Scheer was forced to return to Ottawa a loser. Maxime Bernier is partially to blame for this.
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