Controversies remain a part of Frosh

Controversies remain a part of Frosh

by | Sep 19, 2013 | Op-eds, Opinions

Frosh weeks take place at nearly every university, and most people are familiar with the usual pub-crawls, keggers, and hijinks that students get up to at this time. People understand that these first couple weeks are the only time most students have to let loose...
You know you’re a first year when

You know you’re a first year when

by | Sep 5, 2013 | Humour

Well, class has just begun, you’ve settled into residence and you’re thinking that this is how your first year will play out. You’re wrong. You’ve only had a taste, but no fear! I’ve compiled a checklist of sorts so you can see if you’ve had the full first-year...
Alberta flood cleanup employs students

Alberta flood cleanup employs students

by | Aug 7, 2013 | National, News

Hundreds of imported Italian tiles lay sullied in two inches of mud, while blotches of black mould peek out from peeling wallpaper. Wet chunks of drywall, soggy armfuls of files and waterlogged doors  are placed in piles before being double-bagged in yellow garbage...
Say no or give another go?

Say no or give another go?

by | Jun 13, 2013 | Opinions

As students, we are often found littering cheap diners, fast food joints, pho parlours, pizza places and of course, the local pubs. We’ve been stuck in class all day and the process of picking up more groceries, then cooking those groceries, is too much to ask. So why...