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Presentist paralysis and the desire for a more loving future

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Hanako Teranishi
Halloween is quickly creeping upon us, and I wish the scariest thing terrorizing my dreams were goblins, ghouls and the other creatures that stalk the night. Ultimately, my heart is haunted by an ever-growing...
Teegan Gillich
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Horrify your parents, ruin your body

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Jessie Krahn
When I got a tattoo, a relative asked me, “What are you going to do now that you’ve ruined your body?” That relative is no longer with us — not by my hand. But I...
Dallin Chicoine
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Fear, horror and gaming

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Braden Bristow
In 1996 Capcom released Resident Evil for the original PlayStation, changing horror gaming and horror as a whole. Games such as Sweet Home (1989) for the Nintendo Entertainment System and Alone in The Dark...
Teegan Gillich
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The human cost of conflict

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Braden Bristow
I am not an outright pacifist — sometimes war is necessary and sometimes it is justified. As a Métis person I feel the Red River Resistance of 1869 was wholly necessary, and I also...
Christina Tran
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The dark side of foreign aid

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Romin Cheema
Foreign aid, once seen as a beacon of hope for struggling nations, is facing scrutiny today as it perpetuates inequality and undermines economic growth in developing countries. There is a complex relationship between foreign...
Christina Tran
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Making a day worthwhile

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Braden Bristow
If you are anything like me, then you probably attach personal value to your efforts or performance at school or work. School comes with a built-in form of judgement: grades. When you receive a...
Dallin Chicoine
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Destruction of Gaza forecasted in film

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Jessie Krahn
Reality is worse than fiction. There’s a scene in Palestinian director Elia Suleiman’s 2002 film Divine Intervention where an unarmed woman wearing a pink cocktail dress and matching heels walks towards a fictional checkpoint. The...
Teegan Gillich

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