Growing Up Fast: Reflections on my Undergrad Experience
I decided in my fourth year of University that I wanted to take a fifth year. This was mainly because I decided at the beginning of fourth...
I decided in my fourth year of University that I wanted to take a fifth year. This was mainly because I decided at the beginning of fourth...
A reflection on the things we've learned, one year into the COVID-19 pandemic.
Allison Yarrow’s Book on misogyny in the 90s is one to read.
Let's talk about why using terms like 'Good' and 'Bad' to describe food is actually damaging to your health
Tips for managing the COVID-19 pandemic!
Remember to take care of yourself and your needs. Even if it doesn't meet the standard of self-care set by the internet.
With the ever-looming possibility of business closures in 2020, here are some local businesses that you can support in Kingston.
Why conversations about men's mental health need to be normalized, and how we can begin to make a change.
And maybe some reminders that will be helpful for others too…
Have you heard of the new online consignment shop at Queen's called 'Forget Me Not Outfitters'? Read on to learn about about this new business from the co-founders themselves!
The thinspo era of Tumblr should have been over long ago.
The problem I’ve found with sustainable lifestyle rhetoric is that there is so much onus on the individual to be the change.
In a time we have all felt very isolated from the world, this is why I think social media has played such an important role in keeping us connected.
With International Women’s Day just recently passing, I took a moment to reflect on the women in my life who I am consistently grateful for...
Sometimes receiving validation from others can be more powerful than advice.
A comparison between Queen's students and the wider Kingston Community
To help you cut down your animal products or make the switch to a plant-based diet!
Why dropping weight is not necessarily related to your goals.
Looking back on my favourite moments from this decade that made me who I am today.
A personal essay on the importance of being yourself.