University textbooks, the overlooked scam
If it looks like a duck, acts like a duck – it’s a duck. Textbooks at Universities across Canada continue to scam students out of money.
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York misses the mark on digital feminist dialogue
OCADU’s new course sends students out to edit, expand and create new Wikipedia pages on women who have contributed to science and technology.
So, who is John Greyson anyways?
Greyson has taken over headlines for being detained in Egypt – but their is much more to this man. He is an activist on topics likes AIDS, gay rights, and censorship, and he has expressed his views on these openly in his films Zero Patience, Lilies, and The Law of Enclosures.
Experimenting with Nick Buzz
Nick Buzz continues it’s chain of experimental folk, rock, and cabaret with their newest release A Quiet Evening At Home.
Fandemonium at Fan Expo
Arian Shahnavazy recounts his experiences at Fan Expo, his trip down Artist Alley – and his meetup with the high-profile creative of the Star Wars series – Robert Bailey.
Fall sports at York – five games you can't miss
With the OUA sports season kicking off, here are the five games Excalibur is most excited for
York Lions wake from slumber, now take on Laurier
The York Lions and Laurier Golden Hawks lock horns this weekend after a thrilling finish in last year’s game.
Defederation a possibility for unions and CFS
Student unions from 15 schools affiliated with the Canadian Federation of Students have announced their intentions to defederate from the CFS, which currently represents 500,000 students in Canada.
Colleges across campus get stoked for frosh
Frosh hits York next week with a slew of festivities hitting campus.