Empathy seems to be lacking these days.
On remembrance day we are called to honour rather than pity the fallen.
It’s a small but recognizable way to honour and thank the troops who have fought and, far too often, died during wartime conflicts.
In these dark times of endless politics, partisans and polarization, let’s step away for a m…
For tangible change to happen, corporations need to be held accountable.
It's important that we're discussing sexual violence on a global scale — but we need to be having these conversations on campus too.
God help us broke students who need experience and money because the law can't.
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It seems as though everyone has fallen into a mob-fuelled dog-loving shtick.
It’s that time of the year again: the leaves are turning, classes are in full swing and women are being ridiculed for liking pumpkin spice.
I’ve never taken a philosophy class, but I feel like I get an ethics lesson every time I step onto campus.
You'll never meet a group as diverse as this one, so embrace it.
First year isn't perfect, and that's OK.
The LGBT2Q+ community has come a long way, but we're nowhere near equality.
London may be a bland, grey, inequality-ridden, overwhelmingly white city, but at least there's a bar scene — right?Despite our fair city's reputation as a booze-lover's paradise, there are painfully few compelling options for a drink. The problem, for me, is a simple one: it's just too damn loud.
This recent shift towards minority representation is long overdue.
Walk around Western University's campus and you’ll see a variety of booths that raise awareness for different causes, like cancer, diabetes and mental health, among others.
Our narratives generally cater to one specific type of woman; white, cis, straight women.
