The top 10 TV shows of 2017 January 16, 2018January 18, 2018 Michel Ghanem A few weeks ago, a large poster screamed for my attention in bold font at Ryerson University’s career centre. It read: “This is your life. Do what you love, and...
Pop-up art gallery nurtured grief and destroyed stigma surrounding opioid crisis January 9, 2018 Megan Warren An awning covered with images of camas, lavender, and Garry oak still hangs over the front door of 821 Fort St., remembering the heARTspace pop-up gallery that lived there from...
Prestigious literary magazine celebrates Canada December 10, 2017 Georgia Rudeloff On Saturday, Dec. 2, literary lovers gathered at Munro’s Books to celebrate a new edition of Granta, the prestigious literary journal based out of the United Kingdom founded in 1889...
Lil Peep and fentanyl December 8, 2017December 8, 2017 Eden Da Silva What UVic students should know | Earlier in November, 21-year-old Gustav Åhr, also known by his stage name Lil Peep, was finishing up his 20-show Come Over When You’re Sober tour....
Roles, tone, and our truths: an interview with Ronnie Dean Harris November 30, 2017December 1, 2017 Shayli Robinson I sat down with Stō:lo/St’át’imc/Lil’wat/Nlaka'pamux multimedia artist Ronnie Dean Harris to discuss The Road Forward, a National Film Board of Canada musical documentary that he co-stars in about indigenous activism...
Brianna’s books: Two Roads Home by Daniel Griffin November 30, 2017November 29, 2017 Brianna Bock How far would you be willing to go for a good cause? Set against the anti-logging protests of the ‘90s on Vancouver Island, author Daniel Griffin imagines a world for...
Fake A.I., real good movies November 30, 2017November 29, 2017 Cormac O’Brien The best films about Artificial Intelligence uprisings It’s no secret that societal changes are often reflected in the films we make and watch. For example, environmental concerns lead to horror films...
FASHION PROFILE: What is your campus wearing? November 30, 2017November 29, 2017 Angel Manguerra Profile: Cati Landry English Major Who do you think is your style inspiration? “I love looking through different chapters of culture and seeing how women dress and how people of all different...
Fights, thievery, and bingo in “Les Belles-souers” November 22, 2017November 23, 2017 Laura Milne No one is quite as dangerous as a group of unhappy women, as Langham Court Theatre's Les Belles-soeurs confirms. The play, written by Michel Tremblay and directed by Judy Treloar,...
Brianna’s books: Dazzle Patterns by Alison Watt November 16, 2017December 6, 2017 Brianna Bock How do you recover from a traumatic event? Can you ever go back to whom you once were? The main characters of Dazzle Patterns by Alison Watt all have to face this question in...
