Scared by the flu vaccine? Don’t be
Reasons why you should think about rolling up your sleeve this fall.
Can we talk? Addressing the growing disconnect between science and society
We should be paying more attention to science literacy and science communication.
Making a modern hero through bystander-intervention training
The importance of this ongoing Peer Health initiative to the prevention of assault is understated.
Ask an Agro: Glyphosate and cancer
There is still not enough scientific evidence to link glyphosate to cancer, so why did a California jury say there is?
Posthumous profits on musical prophets?
After a tone-deaf collaborative single by two recently deceased rappers, it’s worth asking: When is it too soon to start profiting off of an artist’s legacy?
A safe space for women’s health: Sanctum 1.5 opens in Saskatoon
Saskatchewan’s first affordable care home for pregnant women living with HIV is a positive step forward for Canadian health care.
Not everybody likes a comeback story
Why praising the return of sexual abusers is harmful and needs to be approached differently.
Actions speak louder than mission statements: Does the U of S value sustainability?
A first-hand recollection of the university administration's treatment of sustainability.
What we can learn about curiosity and storytelling from Anthony Bourdain
Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown proves that a little bit of genuine curiosity can illuminate the hidden depths that lie within us and within others.
Voluntourism: Good intentions bring about negative consequences
Does volunteering abroad do more harm than good?