When YouTube was launched as a video sharing site in 2005, it was meant to be a platform for anyone to create content free of charge.

In a time where gender inequality is in sharp focus, it’s ridiculous of the CEO of Pepsi-Co, Indra Nooyi, to propose women need a different kind of chip to appeal to them.

What do XXXTentacion and Chuck Close have in common?

We need to stop putting music of the past on a pedestal.

With marijuana legalization coming in July, post-secondary institutions are rising to the challenge of providing education about the industry to Canadians. 

It’s essential that we’re able to re-evaluate who we are as time goes on.

It’s tempting to see the Cleveland Indians taking the infamous Chief Wahoo logo off their uniforms as a job well done, but the minimal gesture shouldn’t deserve anything more than minimal phrase. 

Even though everyone is expected to fill out USATs at the end of the semester, what students might not know is how much of an impact these single pieces of paper can have on their professors. 

Although students initially come to university to get a degree, post-secondary education is about a lot more than just academics. 

Sexual violence comes in many forms. 

Putting a price carbon pollution has become the paradigm of climate policy.

We can’t be lenient on supporting student politicians that don’t meet our expectations, even when there’s no alternative. We need to expect better. 

When a newspaper releases information about a murder, they don’t just cover the basics. 

The University of Guelph has suspended a professor who students allege insulted one of their classmates who suffers from severe anxiety. 

Tim Hortons employees have become a focal point for the debate surrounding the Ontario government’s minimum wage hike. 

When I tell people my program is all-girls, they’re usually pretty confused.

Despite changes to your Facebook timeline, don’t expect your politically-charged News Feed to be replaced with a constant stream of dog photos just yet.

As we rapidly approach marijuana legalization, the government has yet to explain how they’ll tackle the organizational nightmare that comes with granting amnesty to those convicted of simple possession and other pot-related crimes. 

The basic rights of Canadians, even those that may conflict with someone’s personal opinions, need to be respected in any workplace. 

With the limited resources that come with a population of just under 36,000 people, it’s not surprising that even a hint of a lawsuit from the Canadian liquor industry players was enough to snuff out an experiment like the one recently held in the Yukon.