Editorial

Editorial

Epiphanies grow from joyful movement

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Sarah Cohen
My seventeenth birthday was a Friday, which meant I had to (got to, really) spend my evening at Center Ice Arena. At this point I had been skating for almost eight years, had been...
Matthew Merkel
Editorial

There is solidarity in poverty at university

By
Jacob Davis
The experiences I’ve carried with me from a life in and out of various states of poverty were ones I frequently felt alienated by. I was fortunate enough growing up to have created a support...
Teegan Gillich
Editorial

Video game workers need to further unionize in 2024

By
Ezra Taves
2023 was great for gamers. An incredible amount of fantastic new video games were released, like Baldur’s Gate 3, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and far too many more to list....
Teegan Gillich
Editorial

UMSU quiet on Palestine because it bungles everything

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Jessie Krahn
UMSU has not been entirely silent on what professor of Holocaust and genocide studies Raz Segal has called “a textbook case of genocide” of Palestinians, but they also haven’t done anything more proactive than...
Teegan Gillich
Editorial

A ballad of songbirds, snakes and ingenuity

By
Kennedy Legault
Ever since the trailer for The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes came out this April, the world of The Hunger Games — or as some might call it, my own version of the Roman...
Michele Melendez
Editorial

My struggle with name and identity

By
Harmatpreet Brar
We are fragile mosaics of everything we have ever known, and that starts with what we believe is truly our own — our names. Harmat was the name I was supposed to have until...
Dallin Chicoine
Editorial

The modern lawn is dead

By
Teegan Gillich
The overwhelming popularity of the short grass lawn is one of the single most devastating trends in residential landscaping. Not only is it boring and unimaginative, it is an ecological nightmare based on classist...
Teegan Gillich

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