“The Invisible Disease”: Life with PCOS
One in ten women are living with polycystic ovarian syndrome. Why aren’t they being diagnosed?
Mercedes Gaztambide (Ryerson ‘22)
Mercedes Gaztambide (Ryerson ‘22)
Born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts, Mercedes developed her love for reading and writing as a child in Harvard University libraries with steaming cups of coffee too big for her small size. Now, Mercedes attends Ryerson University in Toronto, where she studies journalism. She still loves to read, she is finding her writing niche, and her cups of coffee just grow bigger by the day.
Mercedes treats her Instagram like a well-groomed apartment. You can judge it, much like an air b-n-b, @itsbenzy.
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Dear Men, This is What We Really Want
The secrets of the female soul.
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The Do’s and Don’ts of Entering University While in a Relationship
Will my high school boyfriend be mine forever?
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Reminders For the 20-Year-Old Virgin
I don’t know who needs to hear this right now, but virginity is a construct.
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Margaret Atwood's "The Testaments" is the Powerful Feminist Narrative We’ve Been Hoping For
The gripping (albeit, predictable) story takes Gilead 15 years post The Handmaid’s Tale.
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Am I Ready for My First Holiday Season With Bae?
Between first impressions and thoughtful gifts, surviving the most wonderful time of the year may be on the top of your wish list.
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Why You Need to Buy a Vibrator (Like, Today)
With tips from the founder of the Toronto-based sex shop, Good For Her.
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Moving on From Relationships: How Soon is Too Soon?
Have you ever gotten out of a relationship and walked right into the next one? If you have, then you understand my struggle. For some...
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Your Guide to a Hot Girl Semester
“My face says, ‘I’m killing it!’ but my brain is like, ‘What the heck is going on?!’”
