News outlets have a responsibility to cover politics.
Putting school above your wellness shouldn't be celebrated.
Trudeau's apology is a positive start. We ask students to think about their government’s treatment of the downtrodden, and to remember it.
With a storm of controversy, McGill University would be wise to change its nickname.
Professor Treena Orchard provided insight on the final day before UWOFA reached a bargaining agreement with Western administration.
On remembrance day we are called to honour rather than pity the fallen.
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Despite inevitably negative short-term consequences, a faulty strike may bring positive change for the long-term.
It’s a small but recognizable way to honour and thank the troops who have fought and, far too often, died during wartime conflicts.
Aubrey Dan's comments were insensitive and inappropriate. His, and the school's, apology made the situation much worse.
In these dark times of endless politics, partisans and polarization, let’s step away for a moment to rest on our last common ground: philosophy students really need to be quiet.
A community member highlights the various aspects of informed consent.
Moral outrage is a celebrated, valued and commonly expressed emotion in our society. From this has risen a debate that has raged on at the centre of our current culture war: What role, if any, does incivility and hysterical outrage have in Western culture, politics and public life?
If dress codes are to be enforced, it needs to be done equally.
A third-year student offers perspective on the tragic shooting in Pittsburgh.
A Western student elaborates on the social benefits of private refugee sponsorship, such as that supported by King's University College.
Taking time to analyze the consequences of the previous $14 hike is beneficial for Ontarians.
