Sunday, October 4 2026

LGBTQ+: Same-sex Parent Movie Premieres at Hot Docs Film Festival

Kendall McElhaney 1k 0

At a time when the world is divided on the issue of same-sex marriage, four Australian LGBT families share their stories to help provide a perspective for stories not often shared. Told from the perspective of four kids being raised […]

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Part II: Conquering College Without Putting Your Mental Health at Risk

LAlbin 219 0

Your mind goes blank. You can’t concentrate. It’s exam time and you don’t remember anything. This anxiety can be reduced through helpful study tips, and it can also be reduced through helpful mental health tips. Relationships with others and self […]

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Visual Campaigns that Change the World One Country at a Time

Sydney Shalz 255 0

PROOF: Media For Social Justice “The real strategy around what we do with them, is really either to get people to have policy change, or attitude change, or education. In the Congo, for example, we sought to give women the […]

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5 Free Things To Do In The World

lnorris26 314 0

Have you ever been bitten by the traveling bug? Where suddenly you have the urge to just drop everything you’re doing and get away from it all. Many have but one thing keeps them from scratching that itch; traveling can […]

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Holland’s Most Colorful Attraction

lnorris26 229 0

Spring has officially sprung! March 20 marked the beginning of the most colorful season that is seen throughout the world: spring. The sun shines warmer and longer, people venture outdoors more and the world begins to awake in front of […]

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Marvel’s Thor and Norse Mythology

Sarah Ash 575 0

As someone who really enjoys learning about other cultures and spiritual beliefs, I have always felt a little bored when looking at my own background: I was born and grew up in a very white, very “cookie cutter” suburb. I […]

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The aromatic flavors of Spanish Paella

Erin Mowry 339 0

You open the door, a small bell is rang above your head. The first thing you experience isn’t the smiling face of a waiter holding a menu. It’s the intense flavorful smell of saffron. You pause momentarily, and realize your […]

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The Expat Diaries Part I: Adapting to the Malaysian Hierarchy

Kenady Kay 230 0

Recently, a large compilation of e-mails have found their way into my possession. They are a collection of e-mails which my mother and grandmother exchanged while we lived overseas. I have affectionately come to call them The Expat Diaries. In […]

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