Author: Kaya Firth

Sports & Health

Mental health accommodations to be more accessible

Students dealing with mental health challenges will no longer have to disclose the specific details of their Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) diagnosis to register for academic accommodations at universities across Ontario. The DSM is the standard classification of mental disorders intended for use in clinical settings. […]

Sports & Health

Food Price Report released for 2016

The University of Guelph’s Food Institute released their annual Food Price Report early in December 2015, forecasting changes in prices across food categories in Canada for the coming year. The researchers and authors of the report anticipate food inflation to exceed the general inflation rate, and predict that the average […]

Editorial

Is it too late to say sorry?

A genuine apology is often the most effective tool for neutralizing interpersonal conflict. There are times when we have to give apologies, and there are times when we have to accept apologies, and both situations can be difficult. Taking responsibility and making amends for things we’ve done, along with forgiving […]

Sports & Health

Physiology of a hangover

Objectively defined, a hangover is a group of negative symptoms such as headache, nausea, fatigue, and difficulty concentrating, which follow the excessive consumption of alcohol or drugs. At some point, many university students have experienced these (and probably other) symptoms associated with a hangover. Many people have personal cures, but […]