Addressing the history and inequities in drinking water advisories
Water is widely recognized as a human right, and yet many communities in Canada do not have access to safe drinking water, particularly Indigenous communities.
Tag: Culture
Fairies and fields: the promise of forbidden hope
This photo essay aims at introducing a new form of appreciation and understanding, one where the land speaks for itself.
Was the “Oscar Slap” really the most important moment of the night?
Despite it being the most hyped moment of the evening, there were several other moments from that night — and around the world — that probably are more-deserving of our attention.
Devised Theatre Festival by the fourth-year theatre class
Fourth-year theatre students present the Devised Theatre Festival, a free and online event.
Political beliefs: nature or nurture?
How similar or different are your political beliefs from your parents? Let’s take a look.
How has the pandemic impacted art galleries?
Art scholars and curators discuss how the art gallery experience has adapted to the pandemic.
Signs of life outside of academia
And to your left, eternal “brokenness.”
The impact and influence shoegaze continues to have on modern music
Ridiculed for being “The Scene That Celebrates Itself,” the genre known as shoegaze has had a turbulent history, but today, the influence from those bands remains strong in both modern music and the growing Canadian.
Terminal Station: a drawing exhibition by two visual art students
Two visual art students, Abbie Mauno and Yuki Tam, present Terminal Station, a drawing exhibition in the Gales Gallery.
Leadership and the workforce: Why we still need Women’s Day
The struggle for gender equality is still alive and well in the year 2022.