You know that 1 a.m. two hour social media rabbit hole you scroll down into? Face to Face plans to teach you how to take back your time and mental health.
Service with a smile: Sexualization in the restaurant industry
“I don’t sell sex, but I sell the possibility and sometimes that’s enough.”
Chinese Canadians are still seen as foreigners in Canada, says experts
Applicants with Asian last names are 28 per cent less likely to get a job interview, according to 2017 study.
Students talk to us about their academic accommodation nightmares
Academic accommodations don’t always pave the way for a smooth semester, for some students, it adds more bumps.
Decolonial Disruptions: Student book club focuses on Black, Indigenous and POC solidarity
With a focus on Black, Indigenous and racialized lived experiences, the book club, Decolonial Disruptions, is working to build solidarity.
The Good Food Market will return to campus this week
Students can buy affordable produce with the Good Food Market in front of the SCC on Nov. 7.
LinkMentalHealth: Wait times cut from months to minutes
After Radwan Al-Nachawati was diagnosed and put on a six-month waiting list, he co-founded LinkMentalHealth to cut down the wait time before students can start to see a therapist.
#IStandWithCarol supporters wait to see what happens for Carol Sutherland
About nine months after a former employee was fired while on medical leave, a negotiation hearing took place.