Opinions
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OpinionsNecessary but never allowed to stay
I am one of the many faculty employed on precarious one-year contracts at Concordia University, and the recent decision to end our positions just as we were finally approaching the possibility of more secure roles not only threatens our livelihoods but also undermines the relationships, care and continuity that make a university a place of real learning.
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OpinionsThe cost of compartmentalization
Compartmentalizing identity quietly erodes both personal freedom and public life.
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OpinionsIt’s hot to give a fuck!
Nonchalantism has become Gen Z’s default, but constant detachment steals the highs and lows of real life.
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OpinionsMediocrity or specialization?
We often shy away from trying new activities if we are not experts. However, real power lies in being a beginner.
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OpinionsYoung Canadians: Fix the system, don’t ‘Axe the Tax’
For young Canadians, voting for social housing, an enhanced social safety net, and labour rights is essential.
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OpinionsEditorial: Nothing screams democracy like a vote you can’t cast
CSU council blocked two fee-levy groups for political reasons, undermining student democracy.
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OpinionsYou are not the problem; your clothes are
Our bodies aren’t wrong or to blame for clothes not being flattering or fitting properly to someone else’s pattern.
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OpinionsBare minimum or princess treatment?
Social media trends are slowly altering our standards of romantic relationships, causing a rift in what is considered to be an extravagant display of affection versus a normal, healthy relationship.
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OpinionsHuman lives aren’t political
A searing critique of indifference, asking when humanity became a political stance.
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OpinionsSubstack’s broken promise
Substack promised to liberate writing from media hierarchies, but its evolution tells a different story. By embracing the logic of engagement and profit, the platform turned independence into an illusion and journalism into yet another product of the attention economy.
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