Screaming back
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As a female musician, I often feel as though I have to work twice as hard to be taken half as seriously in the music scene.
Dealing with sexism onstage is a difficult situation to...
Marching in Shoalidarity
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On September 12, hundreds of protestors marched from the Manitoba legislature to the Winnipeg Aqueduct Monument to raise awareness for the dire water situation in Shoal Lake 40 First Nation, which provides drinking water...
Eye candy on campus
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What : Wheat-paste fox
Where : Burrowed on the right side of Human Ecology
What : Gallery of Student Art (GoSA)
Where : University Centre
What : Golem’s Pelt by Ben Bonner, Co-Winner of the 2009 Collaboration to...
Targeting racial oppression on campus
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Following Nancy Macdonald’s Jan. 22, 2015 Maclean’s article denouncing Winnipeg as “where Canada’s racism problem is at its worst,” there was much uproar around the city. Winnipeggers began sharing and responding to Macdonald’s article,...
On water and inconvenience
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Water has been on the mind of Winnipeggers following the city-wide boil-water advisory, which lasted from the evening of Tuesday Jan. 27 to the afternoon of Thursday Jan. 29. Following this temporary inconvenience, there has...
End the romanticization of mental illness
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Mental illnesses cannot be characterized by one unwavering, constant mood or symptom, and people do not need to be in crisis on a regular basis in order to have a mental illness. This triptych,...
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