Opinion
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Arthur Macatangay It’s time we face it: online courses are more work
Who hasn’t ever felt buried under an endless pile of overdue assignments, readings, and video lectures to watch? Maybe it’s…
Read More » - Arthur Macatangay
Marble Pedestal: Chargers
They’re like that friend in the group who stops to tie their shoelaces and gets left behind. You know who…
Read More » - Helen Zhang
Editorial: U of A Tomorrow undermines advanced education
No faculty or department is likely to go untouched by the U of A Tomorrow initiative. Billed as a “transformation,”…
Read More » - Cody Shimizu
If we ignore restrictions, a second lockdown is guaranteed
Have you noticed how there is a mandatory requirement of masks in places of retail, service and public now that…
Read More » - Supplied
Quarantining with parents – a challenge and an opportunity
Hello fellow student and the parent that walked in unannounced while you were in the middle of your Zoom meeting.…
Read More » - Cody Shimizu
Burlap Sack: E-Scooters
A plague has descended upon Edmonton with great green fury, and no, I’m not talking about the COVID-19 pandemic. Rather,…
Read More » - Christien Ford
Vandalism can have an important role in activism
The newspapers have been printing stories of protests all around the world, but it seems for many, their primary focus…
Read More » - Christien Ford
Point/Counterpoint: Synchronous vs asynchronous learning
With fall semester online, professors are experimenting with various types of course delivery. While synchronous courses may provide live interactions…
Read More » - Connor Lengkeek
Edmonton’s solution to homelessness leaves room for doubt
The COVID-19 pandemic has opened Edmonton’s eyes to solutions for the homelessness crisis. Well, sort of. Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson…
Read More » - Sasha Fairbairn
Point/Counterpoint: Zoom versus Google Meets
Out of all the decisions the COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to make, one remains hotly contested: choosing Zoom or…
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