Switching Sides After the Divorce: I’m Sorry, Sofia Franklyn
Oh, May: a simpler time. Still the early days of the pandemic, and there was something so enticing about getting invested in the drama of...
Bria Steele (Wilfrid Laurier ‘21)
Bria Steele (Wilfrid Laurier ‘21)
Bria is a 3rd year psychology student at Wilfrid Laurier University.
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Hot Takes After Watching Season 4 of The Crown
I, along with what seems to be the rest of the world, spent my week binge-watching season four of The Crown , and it has left me shook...
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The One Little Thing You Should Do to Support Your Female Colleagues
I was recently in one of those working situations where you just can’t seem to get a word in. I kept opening my mouth to give feedback...
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Who is Amy Coney Barrett and Why Does She Scare So Many Women?
As a woman, I should feel thrilled that another woman has been confirmed to the Supreme Court. I should be relieved that Ruth Bader...
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Let's Talk About OnlyFans: Exploitation or Empowerment?
Strictly speaking, OnlyFans is not a porn site. Launched in 2016, its intention was to be a subscription service where creators could sell...
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Go Right Ahead: Green Flags for Your Relationship
It’s an all too familiar story. There’s been a messy breakup and pints of ice cream surround a sweatpants-clad girl as she sighs...
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11 Wonderful Things We Won’t Take for Granted Once Pandemic Energy is Over
We should all be a few weeks into following the social distancing and quarantine guidelines and if social media is any indication, we’re...
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The Types of Boyfriend Your Friends Will Have in University
It’s funny how much easier it is to analyze the love lives of others, to see what’s wrong and to know what needs to be changed for other...
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I’m a Confident Cakeface. Yes, We Exist.
You know those girls where no matter the time, the occasion or who else is around, they have foundation and a dramatic eyeshadow look going...
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How to Stay Fine, Even When You’re Not Okay
Call it a battle of semantics, but I think that “fine” and “okay” represent linked, but totally different, states of being. I will be red-...
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Fashion Trends That Embody the 2010s and Might Fill Us With Cringe Later
As the decade comes to a close, let’s take a moment to reflect on some of the most iconic fashion trends of the 2010s and make our guesses...
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How to Actually Study Better & Remember More
Exam season: the most stressful time of the year. Trying to prep for a cumulative final worth 85 per cent of your grade might seem daunting...
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How to Survive Working in the Service Industry During the Holidays
December has officially arrived, which means that wrapping paper, family dinners and frantically trying to organize your squad to buying...
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I Cyber-Lurked the Incel Forums and I am Disturbed
I’m no stranger to wandering down an internet rabbit hole; I’m actually a fairly seasoned veteran of cyber-lurking. But, the nights I spent...
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How to Have a Great Experience While on Edibles
On October 17, 2018, cannabis-infused edible products, more commonly known as “edibles,” became legal to purchase in Canada. If smoking...
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The Rewards of Vulnerability
“If we want the rewards of being loved we have to submit to the mortifying ordeal of being known.” Tim Kreider wrote an article for the New...
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The Pros and Cons of Social Media With Social Anxiety
Social anxiety disorder, AKA social phobia, is primarily an intense fear of negative evaluation or rejection in social or performance...
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The Link Between Sleep and Mental Health
Over the past few years, I’ve become tragically proficient at functioning in a state of sleep deprivation. Starting in my teens, I began...
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Cuffing Season Might Be Coming, but Friendship Love is Elite
As soon as the weather starts to cool down, girls starts trading in their denim shorts for denim jackets and start searching for their...
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How to Become a Productivity Queen
While many of us are in collective mourning that Hot Girl Summer is coming to an end, there is hope on the horizon; I’d like to present...
