The road to happiness is paved with… self-help books?
Is the solution to mental wellness finally here, or is it just another fad? In the 1980s, a…
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It’s a sign of the times: how Canadian universities struggle to adapt to changing times
Universities aren’t keeping up with evolving technologies and calls for diversity Following my graduation from high school, I…
Education for social change
Has your mind ever gone on a rant about all the things that are wrong with society? If…
Trade school shouldn’t be frowned upon
One student’s thoughts on trade school versus a university degree, and why we should have a choice Since…
News flash: Your ignorance is your own choice
Why settlers should take Indigenous-related courses in university and step out of ignorant bubbles When I think back…
Uncovering Indigenous knowledge in nature
Two students explore the history of Montreal’s First Nations in the Botanical Garden The Olympic Stadium looms in…
Your undergrad is a marathon, not a sprint
Learning how to find your own pace in completing your degree and enjoying the ride Every semester, around…
“Big Mouth” captures the awkwardness of puberty
Brutally honest, the Netflix animated sitcom highlights a topic that’s been taboo for too long There is a…
Ashura beyond the screen
Teaching selflessness with the story of Husayn (a.s) and Ahl al-Bayt One of the things I remember most…
Is homework a vital part of education?
Discussing whether homework is an outdated concept, its benefits and adverse effects As a kid, homework was often…
Confessions of a journalism student
When will the looming doubts go away? As an undergraduate student, I often find myself second-guessing the program…
Confessions of a journalism student
The boredom of traditional news reporting Whenever someone asks me why I chose journalism, my answer is comparable…