The “new meat” debate is getting old
The resistance to new plant-based meat alternatives seems to stem from a misguided argument.
Don’t be voiceless this election season
With the federal election around the corner, it's important to learn more about the process of casting a ballot.
Dear America, we don’t want your handguns or your mass shooting culture either
Every Canadian should feel safe but rising gun violence could erode our confidence in using public spaces.
Living on the edge: It’s a fine line between self-care and self-destruction
Indulgences aren’t always the healthiest ways to care for ourselves.
Dystopia now: Looking at the world through the lens of speculative fiction
We can learn a lot about ourselves and our society from these fictional worlds.
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Letter to the Editor: Response to “Lawsuit against university comes to an end, public shares concerns,” published Sept. 12
Dear Sheaf: Kudos to you, and especially Noah Callaghan, for your piece about the Academic Integrity Group’s lawsuit against the U of S, and its forced abandonment because of the financial burden on the suit’s sponsors (myself included)… Instead of flipping classrooms, the U of S leadership seems intent on flipping academic freedom to mean…
When the smoke clears: Hazards of vaping apparent after six deaths, multiple illnesses
Warnings about vaping have been circulating for years.
Letter to the Editor: A new piano would be appreciated
Dear Editor: For four years now, I have witnessed the piano in the first floor entrance foyer of the Arts Building go from poor to better condition and then back again. After tuning, it sounds reasonable at best, and would not attract most music students to sit down and share their talents with us. I…
So you’re getting an arts degree?
If you’re an arts major, it’s likely that you have had other people question your future.