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Lindsay Blake attends Trent University's Durham campus Black History Month celebration and details some of the Black History Month Committee's planned programming.
Just a week after her re-acclamation, Arthur caught up with New Democratic Party candidate for Peterborough-Kawartha, Jen Deck, and her team of enthusiastic supporters at a First Friday mixer.
Ciara Richardson examines the World Climate Clock initiative and its efforts to raise awareness about anthropogenic climate change before it's too late, specifically the project's investment in Indigenous Land Sovereignty as a means to combating the climate crisis.
In this special last edition, ReFrame Film Festival dominates the centrefold in this issue, alongside even more reviews about surreal PS2-like indie games, Ethel Cain, and shoegaze.
Issue 3 marks the first front page entirely populated by trans women. Inside: Emilia Perez, Trent's $12 million tuition loss, sweaty centrefold photos of Cultural Studies students, and the Grinch but if he killed people.
In this special last edition, ReFrame Film Festival dominates the centrefold in this issue, alongside even more reviews about surreal PS2-like indie games, Ethel Cain, and shoegaze.
The girls are back in the studio with one thing on their mind: has the city gone #darkwoke? Is trad wifery in? Will Peterborough officially migrate to Bluesky.Social instead of X (The Everything App)? Will students ever stop moaning about convocation? (co-editor Abbigale Kernya is graduating, so she gets to weigh in here) Find out the ans
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