In my second year of university, I became an anxious person.

A while ago, I interviewed for an online tutoring job.

Cezanne’s Closet, an annual student-led art fundraiser, is returning to Union Gallery this month.

Many who go to the gym consistently have a favourite area of their body they target most. 

To laugh is an essential part of the human experience, and the power of humour finds its way to the spotlight when life shows its dark colours. 

2022 gave us a lot of great music—especially rap.

Commentaries on social and economic class are common in Hollywood. 

For those who prefer to go out and be active in the wintertime rather than cuddle up inside to avoid the cold, a skating, skiing, or snowboarding date is the perfect one for you. 

If there’s one thing I’ve learned from years of filling and purging my closet—or, more accurately, a tightly crammed clothing rack—it’s that building an efficient personal wardrobe is essential.

When a Disney+ pop-up ad prompted me to watch the 31st season of Dancing with the Stars (DWTS) two months ago, I was surprised and confused. How could the show I watched years ago—one I used to convince my mom to push my bedtime—still be running?

Selena Gomez released her new My Mind & Me documentary on Nov. 22, available on Apple TV+ and in select theatres. The phenomenal film details Selena’s upbringing, her life of stardom, and her mental health struggles within the industry.

At the end of the year, the Agnes Etherington Art Centre will close for renovations and updated exhibitions.

A grown man in a full-blown elf costume; three adult women dealing with their comedic mothers during the holiday season; a cartoon—or live-action—green, hairy man who has a pet dog; or a rom-com that just meets the “holiday movie” category because it’s based in mid-December? What’s not to like?

World renowned psychiatrist Phil Stutz is the focal point of the documentary titled after him. Directed by friend and patient Jonah Hill, Stutz intimately explores the therapeutic process by reverting the doctor-patient binary between the two of them as they recount their journeys in mental health. 

We’ve all seen “that girl”: The flawless, easy, and aesthetically pleasing person on Instagram or TikTok.

The exploration of self through ink on skin has been practiced across the world for thousands of years.

If I had a dime for every time I’ve been stressed about school, upset that I wouldn’t achieve a higher grade, or surrounded by notes, textbooks, and lecture slides past 1 a.m., I’d be sitting somewhere on a yacht.

I can’t count how many people have told me it’s unfair to consider my sister my best friend.

“My vibe so raw, you’ll love me on accident,” reads the meme page of Golden Words—effectively reaching into the souls of the socially awkward bitties in need of some holiday romance. 

Nearing the holiday season, the gyms are packed. Pre-holiday break, but after exams, everyone has a load of free time and no excuse not to go to the gym. Post-holiday break, everyone is trying to work off the boatloads of holiday family dinners they just absorbed.