Memorial University Student Editorial
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them. Excerpt from “For the […]
Newfoundland Labrador Premier Andrew Furey released a province-wide plan for $25-a-day childcare within the 2020 budget. Starting in January 2021, the province’s already existing Operating Grant Program (OGP) will update, further subsidizing daycares to reduce the cost of childcare for […]
Last week, Memorial University’s Political Science department virtually hosted speakers Dr. Leah Sarson (Dalhousie University) and Dr. Maika Sondarjee (University of Ottawa) to discuss their research on the field of International Relations (IR). The seminar, which took place on Friday, […]
Newfoundland Labrador, specifically the St. John’s area, is rife with artistic talent of all varieties. I believe we can all benefit from increased awareness of the local artists in our great city. I also believe that artists here are drastically […]
On Tuesday, October 6th, over a hundred people gathered at the steps of the Confederation Building here in St. John’s to demand justice for sexual assault survivors. Bystanders of the rally heard women share their stories of their own sexual […]
If there is one takeaway message I hope you get from this book, it’s that there are people in your life and on campus who care about you and are ready to help (even if you don’t know who they […]
World War I brought along many immense technological overhauls, most notably, the birth of trench-based warfare. Extremely cold, wet, and dirty trenches often featured rats and rotting corpses – two prominent features of Sam Mendes’ war epic, 1917. The film […]
On Tuesday, November 12th, I had the privilege of attending “A Conversation with President Barack Obama” and hearing the 44th President of the United States discuss a range of topics such as climate change, media biases in the age of […]
Monday’s dramatic election was certainly a nail-biter; but regardless of the results, the Canadian Federation of Students is pleased with their Time to be Bold campaign. In short, the campaign focused on getting students out to the polls. The CFS […]