The realities of climate change
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The State of Global Climate report by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) confirms that 2023 was the hottest year in documented history. 2024 is predicted to be even hotter, with the hottest June on...
The “right side of history” does not yet exist
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Shortly before the Nazi invasion of France forced him to flee Paris in May 1940, the German-Jewish philosopher Walter Benjamin wrote a harrowing essay that I am certain will stick with me for the...
TikTok and the Kamala campaign: The intersection of pop culture and...
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Since President Joe Biden dropped out of the presidential race, the Kamala Harris presidency campaign has made waves on the popular app TikTok. KamalaHQ, the official campaign TikTok, received over 232 million views and...
Island Falls is real and we all live there
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Hoping to do some light reading at Folk Fest, I brought Island Falls along with me.
Though I finished it over the course of an afternoon, I was left stunned. Its 122 pages and frequent...
Nationwide study explores the experiences of 2SLGBTQ+ Canadians facing poverty
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Pride season in Canada, held from June to September, is a time of celebration for the
2SLGBTQ+ community and those who love them. Pride involves a range of parties,
parades and celebrations that honour the contributions...
Taking a cross-cultural approach to aging
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As life expectancy continues to rise in Canada, older adults make up the country’s
fastest growing age group. A 2022 Statistics Canada study found that close to one in
five Canadians are at least 65 years...
From skeptic to scholar: my journey with Karl Marx
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Karl Marx. A name that often evokes a mix of intrigue and apprehension.
Before starting my master's program, my understanding of Marx was likely what many students share, a vague association with conflict theory and...
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