A conversation with Marsha Greene and Annmarie Morais
The York alumni discuss their new show The Porter, their experiences as creatives and the importance of showing stories of Black joy and Canadian history.
Sarah is in her fourth year of Film Studies at York University. She is passionate about using writing as a tool to educate herself and introduce others to hidden stories and new ideas. In the future, she hopes to continue her studies in film and merge it with her love of writing and journalism. You can always find Sarah sketching, painting or endlessly watching films while waiting to get back into movie theatres.
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Is it silly to still feel scared?
While I don’t think we should be living in fear, it feels like we’re throwing caution to the wind without acknowledging the people who are worried about being physically back in the classroom and office.
Fearing the future and the worry of finding employment after graduation
Almost two full years into the pandemic, remote work and Zoom interviews, post secondary students continue to face stressors when searching for a job.
Saving a student oasis: The Absinthe Pub reaches out for support from community
York’s student-run pub and coffee shop struggles to get back on its feet after over a year of lockdowns.
Interview: York professor and Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival’s spotlight artist, Ali Kazimi
Excalibur sits down with Ali Kazimi to talk about his work in documentary, the festival itself, and the importance of archive accessibility.
A world to move forward in: The outcome of COP26
After weeks in the global conference for combating climate change, members of the York community weigh in on our environmental future
The opioid crisis in Canadian university students
Experts weigh in on the effect of opioid abuse in students and the possibilities of future decriminalization
Canada Recovery Benefit ends for students after one year of financial support
A new benefit will be taking the place of the CRB, but students and struggling workers aren’t financially out of the clear just yet
An open mind for opera: an introduction for younger audiences
Despite its rather mature and formal reputation, opera still acts as a modern, surprisingly accessible mode of performance and storytelling for the younger generation
A look into the lure of the paranormal
Experts lend their thoughts on the practice of paranormal investigation and its grounding in society