Arduous Living
Excalibur presents its 2021 Black History Month supplement, and the vision broken down: A chance to pick the brain of the supplement coordinator.
Tag: Culture
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.
Trey Anthony is a ‘Black Girl in Love (with Herself)’
The prolific playwright, TV show creator, and author chats about digging deep, being true to herself, and reinventing her life in her new book, ‘Black Girl in Love (with Herself): A Guide to Self-Love, Healing, and Creating the Life You Truly Deserve’ (Hay House Inc., Jan 5, 2021).
A look at ‘Dance Innovations 2020’ on the digital stage
A show review of ‘Dance Innovations 2020: Detail and Distance — Extraordinary Works for Extraordinary Times’.
‘Twas the First Night of December
‘Twas the first night of December, and to what a surprise, all the people were stirring, as Christmas decorations rise.
Marvel’s ‘Spider-Man: Miles Morales’ is short, but incredibly sweet
A review of the new video game: ‘Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales’.
Escaping a dreary commute
No matter how you slice it, commutes are never good for you. Here’s a list of things that make it a little better.
Dancing predators and prey
A look at the LGBTQ+ experience in York’s dance program.
Where to go when you’ve got to go: York’s gender-neutral washrooms
Use and misuse of York’s gender-neutral washrooms on campus.
No, my lipstick and lashes don’t mean that I’m lying
If our bodies, and what we choose to put on them, is only for ourselves, then how can we say that wearing makeup is catfishing?