Be angry, be Black
Blackness in institutions of higher education — a personal experience at York.
How the pandemic affected dating, romance, and relationships
Online dating and Zoom calls have replaced date nights as the pandemic forces young adults into their homes.
The Lost Year
Addressing the anxiety and fears brought on by COVID-19 while also looking towards a post-pandemic future can seem paradoxical.
Canada’s youth cannot be the generation left behind
COVID-19 is impacting students’ career prospects and mental health – perhaps more than their physical health.
Could online classes be the future of education?
Reflecting on experiences with online work and school.
The Last Seven
For Black hockey fans, when you love a sport so much, you work hard to ensure you feel accepted and that people understand the work that still needs to be done.
Post-secondary students’ mental health: a waning sense of support during a pandemic
A waning sense of belonging and support for mental health places students at greater risk during a pandemic.
Redefining the purpose of education: has knowledge lost its way?
Education considered as a human right should maintain a primary goal of cultivating intelligent minds, not profiting off of them.