Editorial
Breaking boundaries: From the classroom to the photo pit
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Nine months ago, I was halfway through my photography course at Red River College Polytech, working on a final portfolio assignment that felt both exciting and overwhelming. The task was straightforward on paper —...
Five key aspects in the next Bisons football coach
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After spending 29 seasons as head coach of the U of M Bisons football team, Brian Dobie is set to retire at the end of the 2024-25 season. Dobie is leaving behind a legacy...
Disability is not a bad word
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“Handicapped,” “Special needs,” “accessibility-seeking,” or the newly popular “differently abled.”
These are just a few euphemisms — terms to soften or obscure a word deemed too blunt or unpleasant — for people with disabilities.
In a...
Respecting boundaries with parasocial relationships
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It is easy to become immersed in the world of social media. Following influencers that pique your interests is exactly the type of escapism one may need. Some people find comfort in listening to...
Overcoming obstacles and garnering global attention
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In today’s world, doors of opportunities that were once closed for persons with disabilities are rapidly being broken down with each achievement accomplished. From scientific and technical achievements to the spheres of arts, sports,...
Consumerism and its gaping jaw
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A while back, I was scrolling on TikTok or Instagram. I don’t exactly remember what short-form content medium I was consuming to rot my brain. Regardless, I stumbled upon a video clip of a...
The pitfalls of smartphones
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The advent of the smartphone, comprising of computing capabilities not originally associated with telephones, undeniably changed the way that humans operate and interact.
In 1994, International Business Machines (IBM) released the Simon Personal Communicator, commonly...







