Arts & Culture
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Kenthia Inyange
Navigating the music industry: A Q&A with Davido
The singer-songwriter and music producer David Adedeji Adeleke, better known as Davido, announced his North American tour in December 2019…
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Ashlynn Chand
TV Series Review: Mythic Quest: Raven’s Banquet
When I first signed up for AppleTV+, I was not expecting to find anything worthwhile. I heard it comes free…
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Netflix
TV Series Review: The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez
Content warning: this article contains mentions of child abuse, assault, and physical violence. Netflix’s shocking new docuseries, The Trials of…
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Fourdesire
DatApp: Plant Nanny
As a student, it has been quite difficult to find some time for self-care. I frequently get caught up with…
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Ab Sch
Noodle Nation: PhoEver Noodles and Grill
Nothing hits the spot like a good bowl of Pho — anything filled to the brim with a bubbling, spiced…
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Supplied by Pam Lasuita
U of A alumni tackle digital dependency in immersive play
Telus World of Science and Edmonton-based Bustle and Beast Theatre Co. presented Girl in the Machine at the Zeidler Dome…
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Supplied by SkirtsAfire Festival
SkirtsAfire Festival puts women’s artwork front and center
SkirtsAfire Festival is Edmonton’s only multidisciplinary arts festival shining a light on the work of women. Annette Loiselle, founder of…
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Supplied by Tygean Mungongo
“Being your biggest fan:” A Q&A with ARDN
Although there’s still more than three-hundred days left in one of the most highly anticipated years in hip-hop, only four…
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Helen Zhang
A dance across time
When I was in high school, one of my friends turned to me and squealed, “oh my god, you are…
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From Software
Video Game Review: “Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice”
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice was released in March 2019. I bought it immediately because it was From Software’s newest release.…
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