Ten Responses to Difficult Questions About Race
Arguing with close family members or friends is uncomfortable at the best of times, but a highly charged topic like race can cause a lot of...
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COVID-19’s Impact on Student Life
Anxiety. Vulnerability. Stress. Uncertainty. Imposter's Syndrome. If you're a college student, you're aware that this pandemic has spread...
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Eight Things You Can Do Instead of Protesting
So I’m sure you all have heard all over the media about the injustice that happened to George Floyd. As a result, many people have taken to...
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Community Built to Protect Assaulters
Trigger Warning: This article contains language and themes relating to sexual assault and harassment. When I was in high school, I remember...
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Studying Abroad: Brazil
This week I have been reminiscing about a place that still has a piece of my heart and soul. A year ago I traveled 6,000 miles to study...
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The Power of Play- how the Gender Labelling of Toys Affects Children’s Development
The Coronavirus pandemic has left many of us in lockdown in our family homes. If your family is anything like mine, this has resulted in...
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5 Tips on Learning a New Language
If you are looking to learn a new language, whether it be out of mere quarantine boredom or it has been a lifelong goal that you never got...
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Why the Stay At Home Order Should End
I’m pretty sure that the whole world can agree that quarantine is awful because we can’t go out anywhere, see anyone, and are stuck...
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Title IX's New Regulations and American University's Response
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos strengthens the rights of those accused of sexual assault on college campuses. Read about what they mean and AU's response to the new regulations.
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Back to (Online) School
How to optimize school from home.
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A Love for Language
You would think that a Biology major’s favorite class would be something having to do with science: maybe Cell Biology, Marine Science, or...
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How the Green Brothers Have Impacted Modern Education
You may not remember their names but if you’re a student, they were most likely one of your teachers at one point. John and Hank Green have...
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Just A Few Book Recommendations!
The Red Tent , Anita Diamant. Published 1997, this novel tells the story of Dinah from Genesis. Dinah is a minor biblical character, but...
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Teacher Appreciation Week
Teacher Appreciation Week begins May 4 to 8 and National Teacher Day is May 5, but every day is a day to appreciate and recognize your...
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5 Things That All High Schoolers Need to Hear
There are a lot of mistakes that I wish I knew while I was in high school. Whether you’re in high school now or have a younger sibling in...
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Inequality for All: Inequality Is Harmful and This is Why
This week for my Introduction to Sociology class, I was required to watch a 2013 documentary titled Inequality for All. This documentary...
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Five Things I've Learned During my Second Year at University
Almost a year ago, I was finishing up my first year of University and I wrote my first Her Campus Article about everything I learnt. Today...
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Thank you, Laurier
It is crazy to know how quick a year can go by. I started at Laurier in my second year, as I was at Lakehead for my first year and transferred to a university that is closer to my home. Laurier has helped contribute to so many of my favourite opportunities and I feel as though I would never get those same experiences if I went anywhere else.
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Applying to Law School Last Minute and in the Midst of a Pandemic
Applying to law school is exciting and nerve-wracking all at once. Throw in a late decision and a global pandemic, and here I am… waiting.
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Notion— Your New Favorite Organizational Tool
Truly the all-in-one workplace.
