Interview: Natasha Oldcorn

I sat down with Natasha to discuss her debut single, her journey to releasing music, and what she hopes for … More

What is The Future for Women in Catholicism?

We all know that gender relations in religion is a complicated affair. Looking specifically at Catholicism, there appears to be … More

Pregnancy and Mental Health: My Experience with Hyperemesis Gravidarum

[CW: mention of vomiting/hospitals/miscarriage/abortion/mental health/weight loss] I got pregnant the first month my partner and I started trying for a … More

Why it’s Hard to See Over the Fence: how Confirmation Bias Leads to Increased Polarization

In the age of fast media and technology, we are constantly bombarded with news stories, memes, and people sharing their … More

Ending the Intergenerational Feud: Should We Give Boomers a Chance?

Intergenerational conflict is as old as time itself. In Ancient Greece, Socrates apparently said that ‘Children now love luxury; they … More

Blood and Soil: The Question of Nationalism

The right to national self-determination is the foundation of democracy. Without it, many of the countries we know today would … More

Securing Human Survival, Instrumentally: For Darwinian Anthropocentrism

The paradox lying at the very heart of the debate between holders of anthropocentric or ecocentric world views is that … More

The Relationship Between Food Intolerances and Eating Disorders

[Content Warning: discussion of eating disorders] Living with food intolerances can cause great anxiety and fear regarding food and what … More

Studying Diversity

Sometimes, being handed the course reading for a semester of English Literature just feels a bit like a hypocritical slap … More

For Sale: Social Justice

Advertising is a medium designed to sell something. Whether a business, a product, or an idea, advertising is used as … More