Megan Posyluzny

Megan was the 2022-23 Deputy Opinion Editor. She is in her fourth year studying psychology, anthropology, and volunteering with community service learning. Currently, she is a non-profit board intern with Skills Society. When she’s not learning about human behaviour, she enjoys foodie-related adventures, dabbling in mixology, and watercolour painting.

Arts & CultureMegan Posyluzny

Megan PosyluznyJune 16, 2023

Hobby Hole: Watercolour painting

Painting, especially watercolour, is a hobby that forces me to slow down and enjoy the process of creating something. After…
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Arts & CultureArthur Macatangay

Megan PosyluznyApril 13, 2023

Movie Review: The Menu

Inspired by the enigmatic world of gourmet food, top chefs, and avant-garde cuisine, director Mark Mylod delivers a satirical take…
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OpinionArthur Macatangay

Naomi IsaacIqmat IyiolaMegan PosyluznyHiba ZaidiKatie O'ConnorKatie TeelingMarch 9, 2023

Bite the Ballot: Referendums

This year, students will get the chance to vote on eight referendums: Education Students’ Association (ESA) HUB Community Association (HCA)…
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OpinionArthur Macatangay

Megan PosyluznyMarch 8, 2023

Bite the Ballot: Vice-President (Academic)

This year’s vice-president academic (VPA) race has three running candidates — the most out of any other Student’s Union (SU)…
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OpinionAmanda Sparks

Megan PosyluznyMarch 8, 2023

The ISA forum reveals the two strongest VPA candidates a day before voting begins

I had minimal expectations for the three vice-president Academic (VPA) candidates at the International Student’s Association forum (ISA). But, I…
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OpinionJonas Smith

Megan PosyluznyMarch 7, 2023

With many new VPA goals revealed at the Myer Horowitz forum, how will students keep track?

The Myer Horowitz forum was filled with thoughtful audience questions, and the vice-president academic (VPA) race was no exception. In…
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OpinionArthur Macatangay

Megan PosyluznyMarch 5, 2023

VPA race raises recurrent advocacy issues without inventive solutions

At the Campus Saint-Jean (CSJ) forum, all three vice-president (academic) (VPA) candidates spoke with conviction about how their platforms would…
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Arts & CultureMegan Posyluzny

Megan PosyluznyFebruary 24, 2023

Hildur Jónasson’s exhibition ‘synthesis’ delves into the ecopsychology of the Anthropocene

synthesis debuted at the Society of Northern Alberta Print-artists (SNAP) on January 21, and was featured in their gallery until…
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OpinionMegan Posyluzny

Megan PosyluznyFebruary 22, 2023

Marble Pedestal: CCIS observatory viewings

The Marble Pedestal is a recurring Gateway opinion column for students to express praise, love, adoration, or just hype something up.…
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OpinionMegan Posyluzny

Megan PosyluznyFebruary 16, 2023

Edmonton smog warns of health risks caused by climate change

In a central Albertan city like Edmonton, known for our clear and blue “Big Sky Country,” poor air quality is…
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