Opinions
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OpinionsUnlimited terms are limiting democracy in the U.S.
While the United States is already in a trying time for democracy, we see how these fundamental systems benefit from a lack of constitutional legislation and why they’re in no rush to change it—unless it benefits them. -
OpinionsAutism is not the problem; our perception of it is
When society values conformity over neurodiversity, we overlook the importance of neurodiverse perspectives.
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OpinionsThe dangerous possibilities of AI porn
Deepfake technology specifically poses a threat to the integrity of photographic evidence, with particularly horrifying implications for pornography.
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OpinionsIt’s time to break the academic paywall
Despite billions in public funding, most Canadian research remains locked behind corporate paywalls, while publishers profit and students and researchers lose. Open access isn’t just a policy, it’s a principle we must fight for.
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OpinionsWho are you?
Cultural preservation is a vital tool of resistance. The passing of knowledge connects us to our ancestors and serves to deepen our connection with ourselves and our community. This strengthens and nourishes us in the face of the violent and homogenizing forces of colonialism. -
OpinionsHonestReporting Canada is obsessed with The Link
HonestReporting Canada, the Zionist media watchdog, needs to stop harassing Link journalists.
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OpinionsThe pitfalls of a polarized nation
As priorities shift from bureaucratic loyalties to common humanity, strict political divides falter in favour of community and solidarity.
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OpinionsASFA, a flurry of self-indulgent chaos
The student activist space organizes with the best of intentions, but it’s time to address some of our failings.
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OpinionsThe deceptive nature of the quiet luxury aesthetic
The quiet luxury aesthetic presents itself as the opposite of gaudy displays of wealth. However, it is no less extravagant, only more discreet.
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