Editorial
Ceramics is the art of acceptance
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If there is one thing ceramic artists can agree on, it is that you have to be ready for any and all outcomes. I spend weeks on the work that I do, and I...
Hidden lessons from the screen
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Everyone watches television shows and movies, quotes characters and debates over whether Batman could beat Iron Man with proper preparation in a battle. But for me, the most intriguing thing about a character isn’t...
How spaces choreograph for us
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How much of our gender expression is choice, how much is choreography?
In the fall of 2025, I spotted someone on campus whose clothing seemed unusually bright, in contrast to the subdued and “calm” hues...
Assembling anyway
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After a restrictive proposal to curb public protests, Winnipeg came together to shut it down. It’s a good thing we did.
On Feb. 10, the City of Winnipeg announced that the Safe Access to Vulnerable...
More than a game
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School sports cannot be undervalued. When people think about school sports, they often focus more on winning trophies or scoring goals, but they are much more than just games. They help students grow, learn...
I love beer and cussing
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As a woman who has been constantly reprimanded for swearing, whether in public or by my mother, I will openly tell anyone that I swear like a sailor. I find swearing to be almost...
Audiobooks as a study companion
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University life comes with heavy demands as students juggle academics, work and volunteer roles out of necessity rather than choice. We, the students, often find ourselves reading for long hours, whether it is textbooks,...







