Three tips to shelve your book pile once and for all
Try these suggestions to teach your “to-be-read” collection who’s truly the king of your literary throne
Opinion
Animated characters tell mental health journeys
Whether it’s finding relaxation or a sense of understanding, animation can be influential
Oppenheimer offers serious insight into how a weapon changed humanity for the worse
Christopher Nolan's vision of the theoretical physicist explores the enigmatic mind behind the atomic bomb
Barbie sparks conversation and creates a sense of visibility for women
Greta Gerwig’s reinvention of Mattel’s toy offers a satirical take on the character and her influence on cultural norms
My top movie recommendations to watch this summer
From musicals and comedies to drama and horror, these recommendations will kick-off your summer
How fashion in TV shows and movies enhances a characters’ story
From Never Have I Ever to Euphoria, television influences our fashion choices
Creativity and AI: A symphony or cacophony?
While AI can offer opportunities for efficiency and exploration, human expression is at the heart of music
Consumer product movies have much in store for our entertainment
Our need to know more about consumerism history is why consumer product movies are so popular today
Superpower Nightmare: The United States is in danger
What is happening in the USA ripples everywhere else, Canada is far from the exception
Remembering Tina Turner
The rock and roll legend is a symbol of female empowerment, inspiration, and unwavering talent
KPU waiving tuition for Indigenous students of local nations is a step in the right direction
The university announced their decision following the University of Waterloo’s
B.C.’s Housing Supply Act could solve our dire situation
High demand and prices have led the government to take matters into its own hands
Five songs to help you get into the mood for summer
Add these songs to your playlist this season
B.C.’s minimum wage increase needs to be better
It comes along with a slew of other reforms, but the number itself is not adequate
We are all to blame for Canada’s hellscape
The wildfires that have engulfed thousands of Canadian communities and ecosystems can be attributed to human behaviour