Five ways to reduce your carbon footprintIt’s no surprise that with climate change, the hottest summer on record was June through August of 2024 in the Northern Hemisphere. This fact may be scary and worrisome to most, but I think of it as more of an opportunity to create a better world in the future. While corporations and their billionaire owners […] Continue Reading |
Nexus newspaper October 29, 2025 full issueRead the full issue here. Continue Reading |
Telescopic Penguins: October 29, 2025 issue |
Open Space: Taking attendance is detrimental to learningTaking attendance in post-secondary education is an unnecessary practice that removes students’ ability to seek out occasional, one-time learning experiences. We get it: you want us to show up, but don’t we deserve a touch of autonomy? Taking attendance at this age is infantilizing. I’m one of the older students around, so I haven’t had […] Continue Reading |
Crumb and Crouton: October 29, 2025 issue |
Natural Selection: October 29, 2025 issue |
The Trash Bash: October 29, 2025 issue |
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New Music Revue: Royal Wood delivers letter to himself with Dear JohnRoyal Wood Dear John (Cordova Bay Records) 3.5/5 Toronto-based artist Royal Wood’s ninth album, Dear John, marries gritty blues with smooth folky hope reminding me of stomping in spilled beer on sticky tavern floors during my undergrad—a cozy place. Dear John is a letter to the artist himself, beginning at “The End of the Road.” […] Continue Reading |
New Music Revue: Cemetery Moon deliver solid black metal with Dominion of AshesCemetery Moon Dominion of Ashes (Wulfhere Productions) 4/5 Connecticut black metal is alive and well. Initially a solo project launched in 2015 that turned into a full band in 2023, Cemetery Moon’s second full-length album, Dominion of Ashes, exceeds my expectations. The album fits into the black-metal glove perfectly, with deadly guitar progressions, powerful bass […] Continue Reading |
