Naming and Shaming Anti-Black Racism: Interview with Making It Awkward (MIA)
The blatant and rampant racism in our society occasionally appears to be never-ending. It can often make the strongest of us worry for our...
Abby Coutinho (UWindsor ‘22)
Abby Coutinho (UWindsor ‘22)
Abby is a fourth year English Language and Literature student with a minor in Psychology. She enjoys horror movies, over-priced Starbucks drinks, and a good wholesome meme. After graduation, Abby's goal is to find a career in publishing.
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Highlighting Awesome Local Female-Owned Businesses
Starting a business can be daunting; you have no way of knowing if you will succeed or not until you dive right into it. It takes a...
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A Path Towards Inclusion: Interview with the Student Behind the UWindsor Rainbow Crosswalks
As a student, it can sometimes feel like our voices don’t matter when it comes to our campus’s overall state. Yet at only 20 years old,...
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Redefining Self-Care This Valentine’s Day
Depending on your relationship status, Valentine’s Day is either the best or the worst day of the year. If you’re fortunate enough to be in...
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Indigenous Novels You Should Add to Your Bookshelf
The Indigenous community has a history of being grossly misrepresented throughout all forms of popular culture; often portrayed as brutal...
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Pixar Short Films You Need to Watch
Disney’s animation studio Pixar is well known for creating the unforgettable movies that shaped our childhood such as Toy Story (1995),...
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A Very Covid Christmas
Considering the current state of the world we’re living in, it seems unlikely that this upcoming Christmas will be anything close to normal...
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Underappreciated Narrative Storytelling in Video Games
When you think about video games, what comes to mind? Maybe some teenager hunched over a controller in their basement yelling obscenities...
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Healthy Ways to Motivate Yourself To Work Out
As a young woman I am not a stranger to the pressures of conforming to a predetermined body image. I also have been through the motions of...
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If You’re Only Going to Read One Book in Your Life, It Should Be This One
Not everyone’s a huge bookworm, I get that (actually, I don’t really get it, but I respect it). Life can get pretty hectic and it can be...
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Poetry Spotlight: Shane Koyczan
If you are even slightly well versed in the current world of poetry, then you should know his name. Shane Koyczan is a First Nations...
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How to Know You’re in the Wrong Major
Much like many other fresh faced high school graduates, I wasn’t entirely certain about what I wanted to study at university. I attempted...
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The Benefits of Taking a Break from Social Media
I never really considered myself addicted to social media. Watching other people constantly glued to their phones always gave me a good...
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Why My Mom is My Best Friend
The older I get, the more I’ve grown to appreciate my mom and the amazing relationship I have with her. She is the one constant that’s...
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Take an Active Role in Ending Sexual Violence: Bystander Initiative Interview
Discussing the subject of sexual violence is a difficult, but necessary, conversation we must have as a community. Fortunately, there are...
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Let’s Destigmatize Therapy
I’ve been going to therapy for about five years now, but I’ve only very recently started to remove the shame from it. I think everyone...
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5 Must-Read Books (Even If You’re Not Much of a Reader…)
It’s hard to find the time to curl up with a good book with all of life's other responsibilities looming ahead. There’s a lot of bad books...
