Can I get the bill?
Servers being harassed in the restaurant industry is nothing new, but it's still not talked about enough
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The woman behind the voice
In the world of broadcast media, behind every great sportscaster is a great producer
Professor spotlight: Saira Bano
Some people live for politics, others live for everyday moments. Somewhere in the middle, you might find Saira Bano
The crusade to eliminate racial discrimination
On March 21, the world recognized International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. The day highlights an incident that occurred in Sharpeville, South Africa, where police shot 69 protesters who were peacefully demonstrating against apartheid laws that denied Black South Africans’ rights. Although Canada is often lauded for its collective tolerance and commitment to […]
Venezuelan student reactions to U.S. intervention
In Venezuela, there are what the citizens call “presos políticos” (political prisoners). This term refers to those Venezuelans who speak out against their government and are taken to prisons or torture centres. Some of the interviewees’ family members and friends are at risk of being captured if they reveal their identities. For this reason, pseudonyms […]
Is EDI on the brink of collapse in Canada?
Recent policy rollbacks suggest a turning point for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion programming across the nation
Job hunting as an international student
An international student's guide to finding employment while you study
Valentine’s Day tips for dummies
At one point or another, many of us may struggle to show our partners that we care at Valentine’s Day, but showing your affection doesn’t have to cost a dime
Professor spotlight: Laura Lamb
TRU’s Economics Chair on Academia, AI, and Advice
My friend, Nada
Nada Abdelghaffar’s journey from Cairo to Kamloops is one of courage, independence and refusing to accept limits