“Fangirl” Doesn’t Take Mental Illness Too Seriously: Here’s Why That’s A Good Thing.
The young adult novel Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell is one of the ultimate comfort books of all time. Following the protagonist Cather Avery as she navigates being a freshman in university, college dating, and being apart from her twin sister…
Rethinking Residence: Student Housing in a Barely Post-Pandemic Province
Many students have a certain notion of how their move-in day will go. (Think: parents begrudgingly moving suitcases up flights of stairs, tearful goodbyes, the excitement of meeting your roommate for the first time, etcetera.) However, with the threat of…
Unearthing Canada’s dark history with ethnic cleansing: 215 Indigenous children’s remains found buried in BC
Featured image by Erik Mclean on Unsplash. Article written by Anna Philpott and Hayley Whelan. A Note from the Editor: Newfoundland and Labrador’s museum The Rooms has enacted the Healing and Commemoration Collection, featuring interviews with residential school survivors of the province. The…
Niche Content: Streaming Entertainment for Exclusive Interests
With the explosion of streaming services available in the last decade, it’s become harder than ever to decide which platforms would best suit you. You could go with the classic Netflix, delve into Disney’s history with Disney+, or maybe Prime…
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Review
Photo found here. Hot on the heels of the surprise hit WandaVision, Disney+ dives back into the world of the Marvel Cinematic Universe with their second show, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Set after the events of Avengers: Endgame,…
