Depression isn’t trendy, so why laugh about it?
Some people cope with “life” through sarcasm and dark humour, and that is okay.
Riddhi is a Biomedical Science student with an ever-growing enthusiasm for art. Still in search of her own art style, Riddhi takes inspiration from a variety of art forms and media to build her portfolio. She hopes to implement her creative energy into her art as well as her writing as she journeys to improve her outlook on real-world events. When she is not designing, writing, or studying, she can be found adding to her never-ending list of to-be-reads, working on her novel, trying out new skateboard tricks, and hiking through the nearest forest (looking for the entrance to a magical land, of course).
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A reimagining of ordinary places
This mixed-media photo essay re-imagines York through a postmodern lens.
Indifference: The line between optimism and pessimism
Being aware of how we react to various situations can make a difference in the way we feel about ourselves
Noticing the little things around York
A collection of illustrations inspired during a walk to York
The Beacon
CREATIVE: A young adventurer harbouring a secret and in denial of the truth grows paranoid after rumours begin to circulate following an explosion in the mountains.
The inner workings of a Spacegirl
Spacegirl: (noun) She’s always lost in her own thoughts.
Jaws 2021: Instead of fear, they sense desire
“So you see bud, with these humans, desire is a constant. Common sense is not.”
York announces $5,000 tuition increase to fund mental health support for students
SATIRE: York’s new mental health initiative aims to provide students with mental health support in the form of weekly email blasts.
Act Normal: Life After COVID-19
“That’s a hand… What am I supposed to do with it? Oh, I know!”
New lifeforms found deep beneath Antarctic ice
Scientists have discovered mysterious new lifeforms similar to sponges in a supposedly inhabitable environment in Antarctica.