The importance of land-based learning in decolonization
Place-making and land-based learning are essential processes in breaking down systems of colonization, especially within health and food structures.
Tag: Culture
International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women 2021
Reassessing York’s campus safety and education measures for gender-based violence.
Summer school program on North Korean culture to start in May 2022
A unique summer school program on North Korean culture is now taking applicants and is set to start May 2022.
York’s art gallery receives nomination for the GOG awards
AGYU’s education assistant receives a nomination for the 2021 GOG awards following a year of pandemic gallery exhibitions
Interview with Barrie’s poet laureate Victoria Butler
“Poetry gives us the space we desperately need to feel, whatever that may be,” — Victoria Butler
A nightmare on Keele street: Excalibur’s picks for Halloween screenings
Excalibur’s editorial board shares their favourite Halloween flicks to get you in the spooky mood
Bringing Baroque back to a broader crowd through Rezonance
York grad David Podgorski, co-founder of Rezonance, focuses on making classical music accessible
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
Is small talk losing its meaning?
Chats by the water cooler would be a lot more interesting if we knew how to navigate small talk