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With the holidays approaching, and the bite of inflation and expenses, managing finances practically requires an intensive course on its own. Here’s a quick rundown of 15 clever budget hacks suggested by work-study students:

In the context of the third-year course HIS3301 History Across Borders: The Age of Revolutions, students experiment with the digital tool Preceden to create a timeline of a single day of significance in the history of the American, French or Haitian Revolutions. See the following examples about the day of the execution of Louis XVI by Bradley Laferrièr...

If you’re looking for personal growth, exposure to different cultures and career-boosting life skills, going on an international exchange is just the ticket.

Women of the American West and Fashion in the Late-Nineteenth to Early-Twentieth Centuries is a fascinating online exhibit created by Kristine Feria for HIS4151—Textiles and Clothing History in North America. It explores women’s fashion in the American West and its representation. 

Visit the  Canadian Home Children Project by Elizabeth Jay to learn more about impoverished English children sent to Canada in the hope of improving their lives. A highlight of this digital history project is the interactive map that traces where the 164 children who arrived on the SS Minnedosa in September 1922 ended up in Canada and the informat...

It’s time to get behind our Gee-Gees men’s rugby team as 91��Ʒ���ϳԹ� hosts the Raymond James Canadian University Men’s Rugby Championship at Matt Anthony Field November 14 to 17. On top of enjoying some of the most intense sporting drama you’ll ever see, here are 10 reasons to cheer for our ruggers.

Ten 91��Ʒ���ϳԹ� students are among 21 inspiring young trailblazers to be recognized by Youth Ottawa’s 21 Under 21 Awards for showing “remarkable initiative and leadership” as they spark positive change.

Second-year arts student Amélie Bouthillier describes how reaching out for help when she was struggling with her courses led to her discovering she had a learning disability. Read her story and discover all the support available, no matter what your situation.

Kevin Joseph, a 2024 Schulich Leader, has demonstrated a strong commitment to community growth and personal development. The prestigious Schulich Leader Scholarship, awarded to top Canadian students in STEM, recognizes not just his academic excellence but also his commitment to fostering the next generation of leaders.

Hey everyone, I’m Vassili Soklaridis, a third-year student in history and political science. Like most of you, I love hanging out with friends and enjoying the start of a new school year. But I’ve learned that staying safe while partying makes the good times even better.