Global applications of critical minerals
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Rare earth elements and other metals are often termed “critical minerals,” as they are in high demand and economically essential.
From aerospace and electronics to national defence and energy generation, critical minerals are applied in...
Cruises: petri dishes for crimes and disease
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At the very end of the 19th century, Albert Ballin set forth to create the world’s first cruise ship. The ship, named the Prinzessin Victoria Luise, allowed passengers to enjoy thec pastimes of the...
Finding beauty and inspiration in every experience
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I was raised on a quiet estate in Nigeria’s capital city, Abuja.
On Sunday evenings, my mum, little brother and I would drive to Jabi Lake Park — 10 minutes away from our home —...
’Toban tracks — Wouldst thou like to live deliciously?
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Romantic comedies are often considered the quintessential Valentine’s Day films.
Stories about couples meeting, falling in love, engaging in some shenanigans and finding their way to a happy ending. It’s a straightforward formula.
While this isn’t...
Companies blame us to avoid accountability
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Living in the days of rapidly worsening climate change, many people may be familiar with the idea of having a carbon footprint.
The term, which describes the amount of greenhouse gas emissions caused by individuals...
Security guards seen maskless at ASBC event
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Security guards were seen not wearing masks at the Arts Student Body Council’s (ASBC) Winter
Affair event in University Centre near the end of January.
Video taken at the event shows security guards inside and outside...
Black History Month events on & off campus
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UMSU and other student groups will be hosting events throughout the month of February for Black History Month.
UMSU vice-president student life Tracy Karuhogo highlighted the union’s upcoming event titled the Cosmopolitan, a culture appreciation...
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