Christmas: A celebration of consumption
Holiday season is upon us — but are we consuming more than we are celebrating?
Atena Bazargan holds a BSc in psychology from York, and is currently completing her second degree, an honours BA in English and Creative Writing. She is also the president of the EUSA. In her spare time, she immerses herself in the world of the Gothic, and hopes to one day join a coven.
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Teaching Shakespeare: 21st-century wisdom from the world-renowned Will
A conversation with Professor Deanne Williams on her transformative experiential Shakespeare course, and her recent scholarship.
The fall of fall
Is Autumn just getting shorter? With rising global temperatures and drastic climate change, will we see a shortening of the season?
Here’s what you need to know about Bill 124 and CUPE 3903
A timeline of events leading up to the strike and what’s next in terms of negotiations between CUPE 3903 and York administration.
York Union Goes on Strike
CUPE 3903, the union representing over 3000 education workers at York, have officially gone on strike as of 12:01 a.m. on Feb. 26.
Canada’s Crumbling Healthcare System — Is There Hope for Reform?
Recovering from the aftermath of the pandemic and its burden on our healthcare system seems to be a difficult battle that no one wants to tackle.
New COVID-19 mutations
Mutations in the coronavirus found in mink have led scientists and researchers to question and debate the implications these mutations will have on developing a vaccine and the efficacy of treatments.
Breathing: are we doing it correctly?
It’s something we’ve all done since birth; but could the way we breathe negatively impact our long-term health?
The powerful impact of music
Music is the background noise that fills our lives; but how does the music we listen to affect us neurologically?