Escaping a dreary commute
No matter how you slice it, commutes are never good for you. Here’s a list of things that make it a little better.
Tag: Lifestyle
CBC documentary explores childhood development amid increased screen use
Dan Riskin explores how brain development is being impacted by screen time, while Professor Kate Tilleczek points to the issue of how screens are affecting education.
Chris Sunfield: York professor turned recording artist
An interview with former York professor and alumnus, known artistically as Chris Sunfield.
Drag queens on screens
Winters’ resident drag queens talk about how going virtual has affected their art and the community they share it with.
Queer and…?
The story of York students who are both a part of the LGBTQ+ and POC community.
No, my lipstick and lashes don’t mean that I’m lying
If our bodies, and what we choose to put on them, is only for ourselves, then how can we say that wearing makeup is catfishing?
To be employed or to be self-employed?
The decision to be an employee or to venture off and start one’s own business is likely a thought that has crossed every working adult’s mind, but can one choice truly be better than another?
Exercise injury is common, serious, and easily avoidable
The idea of home exercise has become the norm during a pandemic, however, it can be dangerous due to improper technique and a lack of warmup and cooldown.
Movember and COVID-19: Hide your stache, not your struggles
Growing a moustache in November while wearing a mask means nobody can see it, so while men hide our moustaches to protect others, let’s not hide our emotions and mental illness to take care of ourselves.
Reminiscing an old town, and my old ways of living
The photo series focuses on locals from a close-knit community in a small town in Bengal, India.