Arduous Living
Excalibur presents its 2021 Black History Month supplement, and the vision broken down: A chance to pick the brain of the supplement coordinator.
A love story: When I reminisce over you, T.O.
PODCAST: It’s been an entire year since I last ventured into the city. Since then, a lot has changed but one thing remains the same: the complicated love I have for the city.
When professors care, so do students
Students tend to perform better when professors care about their education, so why don’t more professors actually give a damn?
Cryptocurrency: A hopeful future in finance
As news of Bitcoin intrigues and excites the public, and experts debate on its market impact, there are considerable reasons why cryptocurrency as a whole may end up shaping the future of money as we know it.
Dear tipsters,
Stories based on tips often fall through because those who initially come to us with pressing issues fail to follow through, which often contributes to the problem they’re tipping us off about.
What the pandemic has revealed about medical care
Ontario’s healthcare system was underprepared for such a pandemic because the issues with Canada’s medicare dates back to even before COVID-19 struck.
Queer and Here: Coming Out and Coming to York
The coming out story of a York student in the times of COVID-19 and online everything.
No, my lipstick and lashes don’t mean that I’m lying
If our bodies, and what we choose to put on them, is only for ourselves, then how can we say that wearing makeup is catfishing?