Ever wondered which university college has the best food? Or what you could expect dining at one? We’ve gone to Renison University College, Conrad Grebel University College, St. Jerome’s University, and United College to see how well their […]
As I write this letter to you, I must confess that I am behind on, well, just about everything. I haven’t submitted my final project proposal for my Global Asian Diasporas class (sorry Professor Nguyen!), I’m roughly two novels behind […]
In a huge loss to the Canadian student media landscape, and to the Canadian post-secondary student community at-large, the University of Ottawa Students’ Union (UOSU) voted in favour of a referendum to defund […]
It was four years ago when my older sister was compelled to walk out in the middle of her English class, and through the burnished brass doors of her school – doors that had stood in our town for almost […]
On Oct. 16, UW’s president and vice chancellor Vivek Goel released a statement regarding the Israel-Hamas war that broke out nine days prior. He opened his statement by mentioning the loss of innocent […]
University rankings are a controversial criteria for prospective students. For some, rankings are an important factor when choosing schools, while for others, they are confusing and undecipherable, or only useful with regard to program rankings. So where does […]
The planet is literally burning, but it is still business as usual at UW.
The climate crisis is undeniably upon us and will affect every aspect of our lives. While the climate crisis will hit vulnerable populations […]
Imprint is changing — but not entirely.
The most noticeable change is that the weekly paper will be gone. Starting this fall term, instead of weekly (or biweekly) papers, Imprint will […]
The attack on a gender issues class that occurred on campus exactly two weeks ago is a wake-up call to those who haven’t been paying attention, and a grim reminder to those of us who have.
Transphobia, […]
